Boston’s Gainsborough Street is the heart of the East Fenway neighborhood; with its charming brownstone residences and tree-lined sidewalks. Approximately 300+ Condominium homes were first developed in the 1980’s into separate Condominium Associations with amenities usually found in luxury high-rises. From the outside the buildings are classic beautifully kept Boston brick row houses. Inside they are elevator buildings with units offering Central Heating and Air Conditioning, and in unit laundry. There is a 24-hour private security guard, snow removal, daily trash pickup, and on-site property management with secure package drop off in their office.
The street is known for its proximity to cultural landmarks such as the Museum of Fine Arts, Symphony Hall, and the Huntington Theater, providing residents with easy access to artistic and educational experiences. Gainsborough Street is a sought-after residential area for students and professionals, given its close proximity to institutions like Northeastern University, Berklee College, New England Conservatory, Wentworth Institute of Technology, and many others. The neighborhood features a mix of cafes, boutiques, and cultural spaces, creating a dynamic and lively community atmosphere. Whether enjoying the historic ambiance, exploring nearby green spaces, or attending cultural events, Gainsborough Street has a vibrant urban atmosphere and stands as a quintessential part of the Fenway neighborhood's appeal, embodying the harmonious blend of history and modern urban living.
