13 Griswold Dr Unit C
Salem, MA 01970

Boston’s historic and beloved Beacon Hill neighborhood is a place frozen in time, yet still centrally located with easy access to Back Bay, Financial District, and all the City has to offer. Home to the Massachusetts State House and many historical landmarks, including the Boston African American National Historic Site, it preserves the architectural history and beauty of Boston. One of the oldest communities in Boston gets its name from the beacon that once stood high on the hill to warn locals about invasions. Beacon Hill is about one square mile in size, and is surrounded by some well-known streets, including: Beacon Street, Bowdoin Street, Cambridge Street, and Storrow Drive. Beacon Hill’s architecture and layout reflect old colonial Boston with quaint brick row houses featuring ornate doors and decorative iron work. Its narrow streets are lined with brick sidewalks and gas lamps. Charles Street features some of the greatest antique shops in America and a variety of incredible local restaurants and other businesses. Beacon Hill has been home to many famous Americans, including: Louisa May Alcott, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Daniel Webster, Robert Frost, Sylvia Plath, and Senator John Kerry. Boston Common and Public Garden as well as the Esplanade and Charles River border Beacon Hill providing beautiful green space to be easily enjoyed. Beacon Hill is a fantastic combination of history, accessibility and modern day livability – what a great neighborhood to call home!