Real Estate
Brookline is among the sought after neighborhoods that lies just west of Boston. Brookline Village, Coolidge Corner and Chestnut Hill are some of the popular areas in Brookline. Coolidge Corner offers many cafes, shops and the well known Coolidge Corner Theater. Similarly, Brookline Village boasts even more of these establishments along Harvard Street. Chestnut Hill boasts some of the finest properties and in many cases historic homes.
Popular points of interest in Brookline include The Larz Anderson Auto Museum, one of the oldest automobile museums in the country as well as The Country Club, commonly referred to as the golf club. This was the first country club in the United States created solely for outdoor activities.
Conveniently located along the green line, the real estate is complete with brick townhouses and brownstones that line Beacon Street and Commonwealth Avenue. The architecture is somewhat of an extension of what we see downtown in Boston’s South End, Back Bay and Beacon Hill neighborhoods. Add quieter tree-lined neighborhood streets, period single family Victorian homes with private yards and you have what makes Brookline such a desirable place to live.