
Apartments near Boston Islands National Park in Boston, MA (7,668 Rentals)


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One Greenway

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660 Washington

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One India Street Apartments

Park Lane Seaport

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The Greenhouse Apartments

Bremen 282

125 WARREN

The Copley Group Beacon Hill

VIA Seaport Residences

Gateway at Maverick Square

Gables Seaport

Hub50House

The Benjamin Seaport Residences

Avalon North Station

Watermark Seaport

12 Commonwealth

James and Harrison Court

Christopher Columbus Plaza

The West End Apartments

Piano Craft Guild

340 Bremen St | East Boston
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Apartment residents in the Boston Islands area are never hungry for a day of fun and frolic. This town is super rich in everything apartment residents love, fun, great food, interesting attractions and a thriving business district. What more could one ask for; a great national park area, perhaps? You got it! The Boston Harbor Islands National Park is the perfect solution. Boston apartment residents who love the great outdoors and all that beautiful natural Boston has to offer its apartment dwellers have a treat in store for them every day of the year. Hiking, biking, nature walks, animal watching and more are right around the corner at this phenomenal natural attraction for Boston apartment residents. Just want to visit for the day? You've found the perfect spot. There are 34 islands in this national park. Twelve of them are ready for camping, hiking, biking and exploring fu other 22 are a wild and wonderful wilderness awaiting the adventurous Boston apartment resident. Visit for a half day and see Fort Warren on George's Island. Civil War artifacts are plentiful here in this fort that held Confederate prisoners. Ride the ferries, shope, dine, camp. There is always something happening to occupy your time for a day or a weekend! Boston apartment dwellers, especially the Boston Island apartments dweller have just one more reason to be proud of their hometown!
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