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ASHMONT’s NEWEST ADDRESS.

Exclusively Offered by Nicole M. Blanchard at Compass

RESIDENCES

BRAND NEW CONSTRUCTION NEAR ASHMONT

1700 Dorchester Avenue is boutique-new construction in the Ashmont neighborhood. The chic finishes are complemented by high ceilings. The apartment homes are drenched in natural light and many feature private outdoor space.

Each unit is outfitted in appealing neutral tones, and with modern amenities including stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, high-gloss kitchen cabinets, and full-sized in-unit washer/dryers.

Apartment Features

Plank Flooring Throughout
Quartz Countertops
Private Terraces
Oversized Windows
Recessed Lighting
Central Heating & Cooling
Laundry in Every Unit

BUILDING LUXURIES

Garage Parking
Complimentary Fitness Center
Elevator Building
Professionally Managed
Moments to MBTA Red Line
Amazing City Views

Layouts

1700 Dorchester Ave is a brand new, boutique rental building offering studio, one, and two bedroom apartments. Each unit is outfitted in appealing neutral tones, and with modern amenities including stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, high-gloss kitchen cabinets, and full-sized in-unit washer/dryers. Some units even offer private outdoor space!

Broker Fee Paid By Landlord - Offering one month free on leases starting by 9/21/2024

Ashmont Adams

What’s it like living near Ashmont? Residents at 1700 Dorchester Ave will be moments from the Ashmont Adams neighborhood located in Dorchester, a subsection of Boston. The neighborhood offers great options for both shopping and dining to support local businesses. Ashmont Adams is known for its historic Victorian homes and new modern architecture. Convenience is key, and you will enjoy living close to I-93 and two MBTA Red Line stations giving residents access to MGH, MIT, and Kendall, Central and Harvard Squares.

Did you know?

DORCHESTER AVE WAS DESIGNED TO BE A TURNPIKE IN 1805

Dorchester Ave, the road that runs from Lower Mills to Fort Point Channel, was created as a turnpike by the Dorchester Turnpike Corporation, as part of an act of the Massachusetts legislature in 1805. Dorchester Ave became a free road in 1854. At the time, is was used for streetcar traffic, first horse cars and later electric trolley cars.