The neighborhoods surrounding Coolidge Corner are filled with beautifully designed and maintained apartment buildings, and CHR buildings are often mistaken for condominium buildings.
All of our apartment buildings offer easy access to Coolidge Corner or Washington Square and are meticulously landscaped by Chestnut Hill Realty's horticulture department with a variety of vegetation, including trees, shrubs and flowers.
On the corner of Beacon and Fairbanks Sts. is a building of 56 apartment homes, purchased by CHR in 2000. Soon after purchase, extensive hallway renovations were made, new windows were installed, laundry facilities were doubled, and many units were renovated. In addition, utility upgrades were made for energy efficiency and conservation.
Beacon & Fairbanks has easy access to public transportation and is a short walk to the fabulous restaurants and boutique shops on Beacon St. and in Washington Square.
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