Charlestown

The Oldest Neighborhood in Boston
Charlestown is a residential, walkable area with many historic brick buildings, narrow streets, and a strong sense of community. The neighborhood is well-connected to public transportation, with several bus lines and the Charlestown MBTA Station providing easy access to the rest of the city. Charlestown is a family-friendly neighborhood with several top-rated schools, including Warren-Prescott Elementary School and the Charlestown High School.

While the neighborhood is not known for its nightlife or entertainment options, it is located near several other neighborhoods that offer more in the way of dining, shopping, and entertainment, including the nearby North End and Beacon Hill. Overall, Charlestown is a great place to live for those who value a strong sense of community, historic charm, and easy access to the city's many amenities.
What Charlestown Residents
Think About Their Apartments
overall
4.0
value
5.0
amenities
8.0
social
6.0
management
3.0
Median rents in Charlestown
Studio
$
2,066
1 Bedroom
$
2,616
2 Bedroom
$
3,566

Living in
Charlestown

Charlestown — 7.5/10 Rating (based on 2 neighborhood reviews)
It’s a really cool area with a more residential feel compared to the areas with more college students
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7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
The Harvey
Very walkable and with lots of restaurants and things to do
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Reviewed by
8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Ropewalk Boston


Getting to Know
Charlestown

Neighborhood Boundaries

Best Apartments
in Charlestown

The Harvey
1 Bed $3,243
2 Beds $4,150
46 Main St
2 Beds $1,575

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Ropewalk Boston

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