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North Brookline
Known as “the most densely populated area of Brookline,” the Brookline Historical Society describes North Brookline as the ultimate mix between suburban and urban...
Coolidge Corner
Centered at the intersection of Harvard and Beacon Streets in North Brookline, the Coolidge Corner neighborhood takes its name from a family that operated...
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s neighborhood marks an Eastern entrance into Brookline, very close to Boston’s Kenmore Square. St. Mary’s is sandwiched between Boston University and Frederick...
Putterham
Putterham provides a small, quiet neighborhood in the more suburban area of Brookline. Unlike many of the neighborhoods in Brookline that center primarily around...
JFK Crossing
JFK Crossing blends the qualities of an urban and suburban neighborhood. The street is lined with shops and restaurants and busy with a constant...
Corey Hill
Named after Timothy Corey, who settled on the hill in 1760, Corey Hill is often referred to as “The Great Hill” because it sits...
Griggs Park
Located between the busy streets of Beacon Street and Washington Street, Griggs Park gives its residents the feeling of living in the country, but...
Cottage Farm
Located between Carlton Street and St. Paul Street, Cottage Farm is a residential neighborhood of 119 acres. Originally, the area belonged to David Sears...
South Brookline
Characterized by rolling green hills and grand estates, South Brookline is one of the few truly open spaces left outside of Boston. The first...
Brookline Village
Brookline Village captures the quaint small-town feel in the mix of busy city streets. Traditional shops and small restaurants line either side of the...
