Garrison Square, at 32 Garrison Street in Boston's Back Bay, is a rental community of 160 residences set around landscaped courtyards, steps from Copley Place.
Owned and operated by UDR, Garrison Square pairs 19th-century architecture with updated apartment interiors, set on a side street between Columbus Avenue and the Southwest Corridor. Wrought-iron gates and brick walkways lead into courtyard gardens, giving the property a quiet, residential feel in the middle of one of Boston's busiest neighborhoods.
Apartments range from studios to three-bedroom homes. Many feature wood-burning fireplaces, a rare detail for Back Bay rentals, along with quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, wood plank floors, and California-style closets. Select homes include balconies.
Residents have two rooftop lounges with grilling terraces, a fitness center, a dog park, and package lockers, along with smart-home technology. A controlled-access garage with electric vehicle charging serves the building, a real advantage in a neighborhood where parking is hard to find.
The location is hard to beat. Copley Place and the Southwest Corridor Park are right next door, and the Prudential Center, Newbury Street, and the Boston Public Library are a short walk away. Back Bay Station, with Orange Line, commuter rail, and Amtrak service, is close by, and the Green Line stops at Copley and Prudential are a few minutes' walk. The restaurants of the South End are just across Columbus Avenue, and The Clarendon and One Back Bay are nearby.
For renters who want Back Bay convenience with the character of a historic courtyard property, Garrison Square offers a distinctive alternative to high-rise living.
Garrison Square, at 32 Garrison Street in Boston's Back Bay, is a rental community of 160 residences set around landscaped courtyards, steps from Copley Place.
Owned and operated by UDR, Garrison Square pairs 19th-century architecture with updated apartment interiors, set on a side street between Columbus Avenue and the Southwest Corridor. Wrought-iron gates and brick walkways lead into courtyard gardens, giving the property a quiet, residential feel in the middle of one of Boston's busiest neighborhoods.
Apartments range from studios to three-bedroom homes. Many feature wood-burning fireplaces, a rare detail for Back Bay rentals, along with quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, wood plank floors, and California-style closets. Select homes include balconies.
Residents have two rooftop lounges with grilling terraces, a fitness center, a dog park, and package lockers, along with smart-home technology. A controlled-access garage with electric vehicle charging serves the building, a real advantage in a neighborhood where parking is hard to find.
The location is hard to beat. Copley Place and the Southwest Corridor Park are right next door, and the Prudential Center, Newbury Street, and the Boston Public Library are a short walk away. Back Bay Station, with Orange Line, commuter rail, and Amtrak service, is close by, and the Green Line stops at Copley and Prudential are a few minutes' walk. The restaurants of the South End are just across Columbus Avenue, and The Clarendon and One Back Bay are nearby.
For renters who want Back Bay convenience with the character of a historic courtyard property, Garrison Square offers a distinctive alternative to high-rise living.