Avalon at Prudential Center, at 770 Boylston Street in Back Bay, is a 26-story rental apartment tower completed in the late 1960s as part of the Prudential Center complex.
The tower is one of the original residential buildings at the Prudential Center, designed by Charles Luckman and Associates, the master architect of the Pru. AvalonBay Communities acquired the residential towers in 1998 and has since updated the apartments and common areas. It sits alongside AvalonBay's other Pru buildings, including the newer Avalon Exeter.
Apartments range from studios to three-bedroom homes, and furnished options are available. Interiors feature wood floors and updated finish packages, and select homes have balconies or patios. Upper floors take in views across Back Bay, the Charles River, and the city skyline.
Amenities include a fitness center, a resident lounge, parking, and 24-hour maintenance, and the building is pet friendly. One of the biggest conveniences is indoor access to the Prudential Center, which puts shops, restaurants, and a supermarket just an elevator ride away, a real advantage during Boston winters.
The location sits at the heart of Back Bay. Copley Square, the Boston Public Library, and Newbury Street are a short walk, and the Charles River Esplanade is a few blocks north. Prudential, Copley, and Symphony stations on the Green Line, along with Back Bay station on the Orange Line and Commuter Rail, are all nearby, and the South End and Fenway are close by as well.
Living here also means easy access to the Hynes Convention Center, Copley Place, and Boylston Street's dining scene, all without leaving the neighborhood.
For renters who want a high-rise apartment with direct access to everyday conveniences in the center of Back Bay, Avalon at Prudential Center delivers both.
Avalon at Prudential Center, at 770 Boylston Street in Back Bay, is a 26-story rental apartment tower completed in the late 1960s as part of the Prudential Center complex.
The tower is one of the original residential buildings at the Prudential Center, designed by Charles Luckman and Associates, the master architect of the Pru. AvalonBay Communities acquired the residential towers in 1998 and has since updated the apartments and common areas. It sits alongside AvalonBay's other Pru buildings, including the newer Avalon Exeter.
Apartments range from studios to three-bedroom homes, and furnished options are available. Interiors feature wood floors and updated finish packages, and select homes have balconies or patios. Upper floors take in views across Back Bay, the Charles River, and the city skyline.
Amenities include a fitness center, a resident lounge, parking, and 24-hour maintenance, and the building is pet friendly. One of the biggest conveniences is indoor access to the Prudential Center, which puts shops, restaurants, and a supermarket just an elevator ride away, a real advantage during Boston winters.
The location sits at the heart of Back Bay. Copley Square, the Boston Public Library, and Newbury Street are a short walk, and the Charles River Esplanade is a few blocks north. Prudential, Copley, and Symphony stations on the Green Line, along with Back Bay station on the Orange Line and Commuter Rail, are all nearby, and the South End and Fenway are close by as well.
Living here also means easy access to the Hynes Convention Center, Copley Place, and Boylston Street's dining scene, all without leaving the neighborhood.
For renters who want a high-rise apartment with direct access to everyday conveniences in the center of Back Bay, Avalon at Prudential Center delivers both.