Roxbury Luxury Apartments

Geographically, Roxbury is the center of Boston and is one of Boston’s first established areas. The kinetic energy it generates radiates out and draws people in. Public art can be seen throughout the neighborhood and there is a thriving artistic community. The many cultures that have existed side by side throughout its history can still be seen in the shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. When you visit, you will understand why there have been generations of families who call Roxbury home.

Restaurants

Crystal Spoons

Modern Indian cuisine is artfully blended with traditional Mughlai flavors at this elegant yet comfortable restaurant. They have many vegetarian dishes in addition to meat and fish favorites. Their large menu includes biryanis, tandoor, curries, and more.

Ashur Restaurant

Ashur Restaurant will introduce you to the rich flavors of Somalia while still at home in Roxbury. The aroma of the exotic spices permeates the charming décor. Their goat cubes served with rice or spaghetti are a local favorite.

Palmita

This is the place where California and Mexican cuisine combine to create exceptional taste treats. Fresh produce, specialty sauces, and minimally processed whole foods comprise their creative menu. Choose your favorite sauce and make your own bowl with meat, vegetables, tofu, and rice.

Noon Mediterranean

Noon mediterranean has been a neighborhood favorite for over seven years. Choose the ingredients you like for delicious rice bowls, wraps, quinoa bowls, or salads. Try the Mediterranean Spiced Fries for a new twist on an old favorite.

Gifu Teriyaki and Sushi

If you are tired of the usual sandwich or salad for lunch, try some Japanese favorites. Bento boxes are fun and unique. Their large menu also includes traditional favorites such as tempura, miso soup, and chicken katsu.

Entertainment

Long Live Roxbury

This brewery has great beer, live music, entertaining workshops, and trivia nights. They also have an outdoor patio that welcomes friendly dogs and children.

Hibernian Hall

This is the performing arts destination in Roxbury. The ballroom is also a venue for community programs of theater, dance, music, and film. The Youth Book Workshop encourages children to both read and tell their own stories.

Bully Boy Distillers

Take a tour of the distillery and learn about the history of Boston’s distilling traditions. Their rotating menu of seasonal cocktails lets you sample a variety of spirits while you enjoy the pinball parlor, lounge, and barrel room.

The Shaw-Roxbury Branch of the Boston Public Library

All ages can enjoy the many offerings that focus on a wide range of topics. Explore your creativity with a writing workshop and a makerspace. There is story time for little ones and English classes for adult learners. The library provides WIFI and computer access, and is a hub for community resources.

Green Space

Franklin Park

Home to Franklin Park Zoo, this 485-acre park is the largest in Boston. Frederick Law Olmsted designed this magnificent landscape located in the center of the city. Much loved by residents and visitors alike, it could easily be called the heart of Boston. When you are there, it’s easy to forget that you are in a bustling city. There are miles of trails, historical sites, picnic tables, playgrounds, playing fields, and wildlife habitats.

Horatio Harris Park

Though not a large park, it offers a respite from a busy day. The rock formations are fun to climb, and the grassy areas are perfect for a relaxing game or picnic. The large, stately trees are not only beautiful but provide plenty of shade.

Roxbury Heritage Park

One of the oldest structures in Roxbury, the Dillaway-Thomas House, is located here. Now a museum, it served as headquarters for the Continental Army during the Siege of Boston in 1775. Wander the beautifully landscaped grounds that provide an exceptional view of the Boston Skyline.

Rental Options

The availability of apartments near green spaces and playgrounds is a luxury in a big city, and that makes Roxbury a great place to live. You don’t have to worry if something unforeseen happens in the building because most of the buildings have 24-hour emergency maintenance. In addition to the lovely parks, you can enjoy the outside with courtyards and roof decks with skyline views. Many of the luxury buildings have the convenience of off-street parking, game rooms, meeting rooms, lounges, and business centers.

Transportation

MBTA Silver Line provides bus services in Roxbury and stops at the Nubian Station bus hub. It’s very easy to get around Roxbury because it is served by numerous bus lines. The Orange Line skirts the western edge of Roxbury with 3 stations: Massachusetts Avenue, Ruggles – which also provides access to the MBTA Commuter Rail Franklin/Foxboro Line, and Roxbury Crossing.

The Roxbury neighborhood has so much to offer – green spaces, interesting restaurants, luxury apartments, and a burgeoning art scene. In 1630, Roxbury was one of the first towns established by the Massachusetts Bay Colony and there is still much historic architecture to enjoy. It is a welcoming community that developed the first urban farm in Boston. Check it out!