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Posted: October 1, 2021
319 & Park development to debut along East Boston’s Greenway
East Boston, MA Luxury real estate brokerage - the Elevated Companies - is honored to be named exclusive listing agents to new residential development 319 & Park. Being developed by MG2 Group along the East Boston Greenway between Chelsea and Bremen Sts., the 38 luxury apartments are available for lease now and slated for completion in early 2022.
Pet friendly and with garage parking, 319 & Park will feature one, two, and three-bedroom units, some with private outdoor space and views of the city. Each spacious and modern unit will be outfitted with central heat and air, in-unit laundry and contemporary finishes, including slab cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances in the kitchen, hardwood flooring throughout and more.
Adding to the city’s excitingly evolving landscape, 319 & Park is just a quick stroll to many of the area’s dining spots, such as the legendary Santarpios Pizzeria, Rino’s Place, Oliveira’s Restaurant E Boston, Taqueria Jalisco, Pazza on Porter, ReelHouse, Cunard Tavern and many more. In addition, 319 & Park is located conveniently for travel, with the Mass Pike I-90 and Boston’s Logan Airport just minutes away.
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