Personality and Proximity

In just under a square mile, Mission Hill packs in a lot of character. This Boston neighborhood, also known as “The Hill,” has a small town community feel and is one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Boston.

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Mission Hill is one of the most diverse areas of Boston and as such, packs a lot of personality into its single square mile. “The Hill” is a college town and a magnet for students and graduates but there are also quiet, residential streets and parks with some of the best views of the Boston skyline. Make it your Mission to give it a look.

Colorful homes and unique architecture abound in vibrant Mission Hill.

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