Overview
This quaint and cozy residential area is an attractive spot for anyone who desires a quiet neighborhood street with near immediate access to a commercial center. Home to a diverse mix of families, artists, and professionals, the streets of St. Botolph feature mostly historic brownstones with some newer condominiums and apartment towers. Though the neighborhood is mostly residential, its prime location between Back Bay and the South End offers residents easy access to the best parts of Boston’s top neighborhoods.
Location
Nestled between Prudential to the northwest and Claremont to the southeast, St. Botolph’s eight-block stretch is bounded by Huntington Avenue, Copley Place, the Southwest Corridor Park and Massachusetts Avenue.

Market
This sub-neighborhood sees about ten sales per year, with the average unit netting an offer in just 21 days. A property in St. Botolph sells for an average of $970 per square foot.
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