Boston
02135

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Oak Square is said to have been formed around an ancient oak tree that was along a Native American path that was the oldest tree in Massachusetts. The village of Oak Square was originally formed by Nonatatum and Faneuil Streets. The first English settlement came in 1647-1649. The area was also home to the first ever school in all of Allston-Brighton, and the area was additionally home to the third ever streetcar line in Allston-Brighton.

A busy city neighborhood, Allston has plenty to offer its residents- from the vibrant music and art scene to the delicious restaurants, locals have plenty of entertainment options to choose from. It is close and easily accessible to/ from Brighton, Fenway, Cambridge, Brookline, and Newton- several stops along the B line run through Commonwealth Ave. in Allston as well as multiple bus routes. Large apartment buildings can be found more commonly in Allston than other areas of Boston, but 2 and 3 family homes can be commonly found on the side streets. Moving to Allston? Don’t forget to check out what locals refer to as “Allston Christmas”- an unofficial holiday where shortly after September 1st, residents moving out of their homes will exchange old belongings with new residents moving in!

Transportation Options
Allston St - Inbound Bus Stop 0.1 mi (3 min away)
Allston Street Train Station 0.1 mi (3 min away)
Warren St - Inbound Bus Stop 0.1 mi (2 min away)
Warren St - Outbound Bus Stop 0.1 mi (1 min away)
Warren Street Train Station 0.1 mi (2 min away)

Nearby Places
Charlie's Pizza & Cafe
Ittoku
Lee's 2 Market
Rock City Pizza
The Glenville Stops

Contact Us

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