South Boston
A single-family home near the beach and East Broadway, in a neighborhood bordering the Seaport’s biotech and tech corridor.
The South Boston Seaside Residence is a renovated single-family home in South Boston, described as steps from the beach and East Broadway.
South Boston borders the Seaport District, home to biotech and pharmaceutical employers including Alexion, CRISPR Therapeutics, Eli Lilly’s genetic medicine center, Foundation Medicine, and Ginkgo Bioworks — independently confirmed, not affiliated with Priyanka Homes.
Getting around
- Public transit
- Accessible by public transit — specific routes not yet verified for this address
See Boston. Live Like a Local.
Real neighborhood life is close by — parks, restaurants, a brewery, and the transit gateway that puts the rest of Boston within reach.
Castle Island Fort Independence South Boston
Park & historic fort
A free, 22-acre state park anchored by Fort Independence, a granite fort built between 1834 and 1851 — South Boston's best-known public landmark.
Lincoln Tavern and Restaurant South Boston
New American, wood-fired
A South Boston favorite for wood-fired New American cooking, on East Broadway.
The Broadway South Boston
Pizza & American gastropub
A pizza and American gastropub spot on East Broadway.
Loco Taqueria and Oyster Bar South Boston
Mexican & oyster bar
Mexican fare alongside a raw oyster bar, in South Boston.
Caffe Nero 416 West Broadway South Boston
Coffee shop
A West Broadway coffee shop for a stop on the way out.
Stop and Shop 713 East Broadway South Boston
Full-size supermarket
A full-size supermarket on East Broadway, the largest grocery option in the neighborhood.
Place information provided by Google Maps.
Your Boston, Just a Ride Away.
This is why you came — the Freedom Trail, the Harbor, Fenway, and the green heart of downtown are all a real, straightforward trip from home.
Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum
Historic site & museum
Interactive exhibits and a replica ship on Boston Harbor — a classic first stop for understanding why Boston matters.
Freedom Trail Boston
Historic walking trail
A 2.5-mile red-brick trail linking 16 historic sites from Boston Common to Bunker Hill — the most direct way to see why Boston is a Revolutionary War city.
Boston Common
Park
The oldest public park in the United States, connected to the Public Garden's swan boats and gardens — the green heart of downtown.
Fenway Park Boston
Ballpark
Home of the Red Sox since 1912 and the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball — a game or a tour, either way a genuine Boston landmark.
Place information provided by Google Maps.
