Situated in Norfolk County, Brookline is part of the Greater Boston area and borders six of is neighborhoods, including Brighton and West Roxbury as well as Newton to the west. The city is home to some of the wealthiest people in the United States and is also considered one of the safest neighborhoods in which to live.
If you’re searching for a gorgeous, upscale neighborhood for yourself and the family, it’s good to check out everything there is to see and do in Brookline before making a move. You might be surprised at all the attractions in and around the city and everything Brookline, Massachusetts, has to offer.
The Emerald Necklace is a 1100 acre chain of parks linked by waterways, parkways, and paved paths, winding through Boston and it surrounding neighborhoods including Brookline. Whatever your outdoor interests, you’re sure to find space for it somewhere along this great collection of greenery! There are water bodies perfect for kayaking or canoeing, paths for jogging or biking, and plenty of spaces for a picnic. Set aside plenty of time when heading off to the Emerald Necklace, as you’ll never run out of places to see and explore.
Located on the grounds of the Larz Anderson Park, the Larz Anderson Auto Museum boasts the oldest collection of cars and other vehicles in the United States. You can also see a collection of vintage bikes and other relics, muscle cars, and automobiles from Germany, Italy, and other countries, all housed in a chateau-style, authentic Victorian carriage house that offers a truly charming setting. The Larz Anderson Auto Museum also allows for events on their grounds so if you and your significant other love cars, consider planning your wedding or reception in the museum, or schedule a party there for someone who appreciates all things vintage!
If you’re in the mood to simply stroll through the streets but appreciate a beautiful view and quaint shops and restaurants along the way, visit Commonwealth Avenue! This major street, some 11 miles long, winds through Boston, Newton, and Brookline, edging along the Boston Public Garden, and is home to historic buildings with plenty of places to shop, browse, sit outside and relax, or enjoy a tasty lunch. You can spend an entire day wandering up and down Commonwealth Avenue and never feel as if you’ve seen the same place twice, so be sure to set aside a day for enjoying this historic attraction.
Greater Boston Kitchen Remodeling is proud to call the beautiful state of Massachusetts home and especially proud of the work offered by our Brookline kitchen remodeling contractors. When you call Greater Boston Kitchen Remodeling, you can rest assured that your kitchen or bathroom remodeling project is truly risk free, as every customer keeps 50% of our fees until the work is completed! We also offer a full one-year price lock guarantee so you can schedule your beautiful kitchen or bathroom renovation project only when you’re ready. For a beautiful space you’re sure to love, rely on the pros at Greater Boston Kitchen Remodeling.