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Pet Friendly Seaport District Apartments

Boston City Properties loves cats & dogs! We have 100's of pet-friendly listings throughout the Seaport District area. This website is linked to a database where literally all of the largest real estate agencies in the Downtown Boston area post listings to. It will have up-to-the-minute listings for Seaport District apartments for rent.

Please check off "Yes" you have a pet in the search criteria to narrow the system down to pet-friendly units. Also, please note if you have a dog or cat, and we can narrow the system accordingly. Some buildings have breed & weight restrictions so please leave a note on what kind of dog you have and we will send you a list of apartments that will take your beloved pet!

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Seaport District Neighborhood in Boston, Massachusetts

In the past, the Seaport District in Boston, Massachusetts was rather barren. However, now it is considered to be one of the best places to live in within the city. It is right on the river, and there are a few apartment buildings that will allow you to have your pets live with you. Therefore, if you enjoy having your pet with you and you like to be able to go out on the town not far from home, the Seaport District in Boston might be the perfect fit for you wants and desires for a place to live.

Some of the best places to visit within the Seaport District on a regular basis are Lucky's Lounge, The Boston Design Center, The Barking Crab, and Wave Health & Fitness. If you enjoy outdoor activities, you can visit the Boston Children's Museum, the Bank of America Pavilion for concerts, or the Boston Harborwalk. If you are planning on living in the Seaport District, you will be happy to find out that there are a lot of different ways to travel from place to place within the city with ease, even if you do not own your own vehicle. You can use the Red Line subway, Amtrak, or MBTA Bus lines in order to get to all the places that you desire to go. However, if you do own your own vehicle, there are a lot of easy access routes you can take to go through Boston or even get to New York City if needed.

All of these things are due in large part to the neighborhoods close proximity to the Institute for Contemporary Art. Therefore if you enjoy the outdoors or you enjoy shopping and looking at beautiful art, then living within the neighborhood of the Seaport District could very well be the best option for you personally. Also, don't forget to check in with potential apartment communities to make sure that they will allow you to live there along with your pets.