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Much-loved ballpark and more
Since 1912, one of Fenway's biggest attractions has been Fenway Park — a historic baseball stadium that brings the community together every season. "Fenway is a quintessential great Boston neighborhood to move to," says Lexi Crivon, a real estate consultant with Coldwell Banker Realty. "And if you're a sports fan, you'll really love it in the summer." In addition to the Red Sox, the neighborhood is also home to the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Back Bay Fens and a collection of restaurants with cuisine from around the globe. “Fenway is exploding like dynamite,” says Michael Grappo, owner and president of M. J. Grappo Realty Associates with over 20 years of experience in the Fenway housing market. “The Fenway lifestyle is a fantastic way to live, and it’s also a savvy investment. There’s been hyper development along the Boylston Street corridor with the high-end, luxury rental market, which is partly to fill the housing needs of the people from all the medical schools and colleges nearby.” Though Fenway Park has changed to accommodate the growth of the surrounding area, the ballpark, with its familiar crack of the bat and roar of the crowd, remains a steadfast symbol of Boston pride.
Fenway neighborhood is home to baseball's historic Fenway Park and the Boston Red Sox.
Symphony Hall is a premier acoustic concert hall which is home to the Boston Pops Orchestra.
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Vintage and modern condos
While most homes in the Fenway neighborhood tend to be apartment rental buildings, there is a limited number of condominiums available for homebuyers. “There’s about 20 condominium associations in Fenway that you can actually buy in, and that’s about it,” Grappo says. “People aren’t selling because these properties are irreplaceable, prices have doubled in value just over the past four years alone, and homeowners get great rent value.” Condos here range from studio and one-bedroom units in historic 19th-century brownstones to larger three-beds in contemporary buildings that offer sprawling views of the park and the Boston skyline. “The older condos in Fenway are all converted from apartment-style buildings, and the layouts are modest,” Grappo says. “With all the colleges and medical schools in the area continuing to expand, the demand for rentals and condos gets higher while inventory remains very low.” The starting price for a 300-square-foot studio is around $300,000, with one-bedrooms costing from $550,000 to $700,000. Two-bedroom units can go between $750,000 and over $1.5 million, and new condos in luxury high-rises such as Pierce Boston can fetch over $3 million. In addition, prospective buyers can occasionally find a rare single-family Victorian townhome with up to five bedrooms for around $2 million.
The Neighborhood of Fenway offers residents close quarter living.
High Rise Condos offer Fenway residents amazing views of the city.
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International dining and shopping convenience
Fenway-area foodies have an eclectic selection of international dining options along Boylston Street, including Eastern Standard Kitchen and Drinks and Bab Al-Yemen, the area’s only Yemeni restaurant. Their menu includes roasted meats and fragrant stews that patrons savor in a warm and inviting interior. “Peterborough Street has a restaurant row with very cool, local and independently owned eateries that have outdoor seating,” Grappo says. These places include El Pelón Taqueria and the popular Phinista Cafe. There are also classic American eats such as Tasty Burger and Blaze Pizza, and hotdog carts are also spotted on many street corners. Staple sports bars, Cask 'N Flagon and Bleacher Bar, are also right across from the iconic ballpark, and patrons often find themselves immersed in the excitement that overtakes the neighborhood on game day. Another community highlight, the Boston outpost of Time Out Market is also in Fenway, which features some of the city’s top eats curated by the famed publication. Fans can pick up gear or memorabilia from the Red Sox Team Store in Fenway Park. Other nearby stores include Stars Market and Target, located on Boylston Street.
Stop by for some Red Sox merch at Red Sox Team Store across from Fenway Park.
Visit the renowned Eastern Standard Kitchen and Drinks in Fenway.
Time Out Market is a perfect spot for a quick drink and dinner in Fenway.
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The Fens, a sprawling neighborhood green space
Fenway is home to one of the city's largest parks, Back Bay Fens, known locally as the Fens. Established in 1879, the Fens is a part of Boston's Emerald Necklace — a series of linear parks designed by Frederick Law Olmsted — and is just as important to the community as Fenway Park. The Fens includes a 7.5-acre Victorian-style community garden, which has been active since World War II. These garden plots are coveted by residents all over the area and offer an excellent opportunity for neighbors to connect. The James P. Kelleher Rose Garden is home to over 200 varieties of roses and draws visitors from all over when the flowers are in full bloom. The Fens also includes Clemente Field, basketball courts and paved walkways. Mothers Rest is a small playground for younger children where they can safely play, and parents can relax under shaded benches. There are also memorials, an educational apiary and water features throughout the park. “As the population density increases, green spaces matter more to people,” Grappo says. “Fenway itself is like a park; people can go alongside the Muddy River and see the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. There’s a historic aspect to it as well, and people really enjoy using various parts of the park.”
Ducks going for a stroll in Back Bay Fens just outside of the Fenway neighborhood.
Enjoy a walk through the Back Bay Fens in Fenway.
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T stations and bus stops
Due to the proximity of employment opportunities and limited parking options, many residents stick to biking or using public transportation. The Fenway and Lansdowne commuter rail and T stops are in the area, as are several Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority bus stops. "With the Longwood Medical area close by, a lot of people working in the medical community like to live there," Crivon says. "It's great city living with commutability." The Boston Logan International Airport is about 7 miles away via Massachusetts Route 1A, and many hospitals such as the Boston Children’s Hospital, the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center are right by the area.
Green line train in Fenway is a great way to get around the great city of Boston.
Fenway has multiple MBTA stop throughout to take you to different neighborhoods in the city.
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More festivities than just baseball games
In addition to the games that pack Fenway Park during baseball season, the ballpark holds other events throughout the year, such as concerts, festivals, football games and the occasional hockey tournament, including the 2023 NHL Winter Classic. On Boylston Street, The Station is a newly constructed gathering space that hosts seasonal events ranging from wine festivals and art installations to weekly yoga classes and live music. Music gigs aren’t hard to find in Fenway, where people can attend the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s regular concerts, catch a show at the House of Blues or connect with neighbors during the annual Fenway Porchfest music festival. Residents might also stumble upon a Berklee College of Music student putting on an impromptu show in Back Bay Fens or walk to Ramler Park, which holds a summer Jazz in the Park series each year. "You won’t get bored living there," Crovin says.
The iconic Ted Williams statue is a must see in Fenway.
Bleacher bar in Fenway gives guests a field level view into the park.
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Nearby magnet schools
Children living in Fenway attend Boston Public Schools, including Maurice J. Tobin School, a magnet school for prekindergarten through eighth grade, which Niche rates a C, followed by Fenway High School. Also, a magnet school, Fenway High earns a B-plus rating and is considered by Niche to be the No. 5 best magnet high school in Massachusetts.
Students living in Fenway would attend Fenway High School.
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On average, homes in Fenway, Boston sell after 39 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Fenway, Boston over the last 12 months is $643,500, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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