Meridian Street is a multi-family building located in the heart of East Boston’s Central Maverick Square neighborhood. The location is one block from the bus stop and a ten minute walk to the Maverick Square T-stop, which is one stop away from Downtown Boston.
The multi-family building is divided into four one-bedroom apartments, one two-bedroom apartment, and one commercial space.
SERVICES AND FEATURES
Heat and hot water are included in rent
Easy access to public transportation
Renovated kitchens with brand new cabinets, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, mosaic backsplashes, and refinished hardwood floors
Stainless steel appliances include refrigerator and stove/oven
Renovated bathrooms with new bathtubs, new tile floors, new toilets and new vanities
Neighborhood
Central Maverick Square is an attractive neighborhood of East Boston, directly across the Boston Harbor. The area is becoming a new hotspot in Boston due to its prime location to the airport and the waterfront.
The beautiful neighborhood features a rich history of Victorian style architecture and classic bow-front brick homes. With its historic Victorian architecture and classic bow-front brick homes,
Central Maverick Square is pedestrian, biker and public transit friendly area with a variety of options to get around without a car. This part of the city is only one block from the bus stop and a ten minute walk to the Maverick Square T-stop, which is one stop away from Downtown Boston.
Education
Boston Public Schools (BPS) operate the public schools in East Boston, including: Otis Elementary School (Grades PK-5), McKay School (Grades K-8), and East Boston High School (Grades 9-12). Local private schools include East Boston Central Catholic School (Grades PK-8) and Seaport Academy (Grades 7-12).
Boston is also known for its abundance of high-quality, higher education opportunities, and East Boston is accessible to many of these colleges and universities. Massachusetts Institute of Technology is only four miles away and quickly reached by the T’s red or blue lines. Boston University and Northeastern University are also less than five miles away, and are also accessible via the T.