An Intellectual and Entertainment Hub

Fenway-Kenmore brings together several distinct areas into one neighborhood that holds some of the most iconic landmarks in Boston. Beyond Fenway Park and the Citgo sign, Fenway-Kenmore is densely-packed with world-class educational institutions and a thriving restaurant and nightlife scene.

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More than just a destination for baseball fans, Fenway-Kenmore is a vibrant neighborhood with great bars, restaurants, shops, and offices. High-rise concierge buildings are new to the area while classic brownstones remain popular with college students. The MBTA Green Line provides easy access all around Boston. Go Sox!

Fenway is named after "The Fenway," one of the many parks created by Frederick Law Olmstead, a famous landscape architect responsible for Central Park in New York City and other iconic urban green spaces.

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