Maverick Street is a completely renovated building with commercial space on the first floor and apartment rentals on the second floor. The location cannot be beat, steps away from Maverick Square and the Maverick T-Stop, just one stop by train to Downtown Boston.
The first floor is divided into two commercial spaces, both of which are perfect for a new business or an established business looking to expand into a rapidly developing part of the city. The second floor is divided into four apartments; two two-bedrooms and two three-bedrooms with laundry in each unit.
SERVICES AND FEATURES
Commercial Spaces:
New storefront windows
New doors & siding
New heating & central air systems
New electrical lighting & plumbing
New bathrooms
New refinished hardwood floors
Sound & thermal insulation
Basement storage
Easy access to public transportation
Residential Spaces:
New tiled bathrooms
New kitchens with new cabinets, granite countertops, tile backsplashes, stainless steel appliances
Stainless steel appliances include refrigerator, stove/oven and dishwasher
New refinished hardwood floors
Laundry in-unit
Central AC
Easy access to public transportation
Neighborhood
Maverick Square is East Boston’s oldest commercial center, directly across from the Boston Harbor, Boston’s North End and Boston’s Financial District.
The area’s rich history and culture are reflected in Maverick Square’s diversity of shopping, dining, and entertainment options.
Maverick Square is pedestrian, biker and public transit friendly area with a variety of options to get around without a car. Maverick Square T stop is just one stop away from Boston’s Downtown.
Education
Boston Public Schools (BPS) operate the public schools in East Boston, including: Otis Elementary School (Grades PK-5), McKay School (Grades K-8), and East Boston High School (Grades 9-12). Local private schools include East Boston Central Catholic School (Grades PK-8) and Seaport Academy (Grades 7-12).
Boston is also known for its abundance of high-quality, higher education opportunities, and East Boston is accessible to many of these colleges and universities. Massachusetts Institute of Technology is only four miles away and quickly reached by the T’s red or blue lines. Boston University and Northeastern University are also less than five miles away, and are also accessible via the T.