Highpoint

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Nestled at 12 Highpoint Circle in historic Quincy, MA, the Highpoint Apartments feature modern open floor plans in each of the 394 units. Tenants can choose from studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments on any of the eight floors and enjoy the convenience of living just seven miles from Boston.

Boasting an extensive outdoor area complete with picnic facilities, tennis courts, a sundeck and a heated pool, the Highpoint Apartments have something for everybody. The 8,000 square foot residence club is the perfect place to meet other tenants and relax with complementary Wi-Fi access. Residents can also enjoy a game of pool in the billiard room or get in a workout on one of the cardio machines in the modern fitness center. Pet owners can take their dogs for a walk in the pet park or stay inside to spend time with their cats.

Individual units at the Highpoint Apartments feature beautiful bay windows that look out over the city skyline. Kitchens come standard with sleek stainless steel appliances and many apartments include a washer/dryer for added convenience. Air conditioning and trash removal services provide comfort and peace of mind for all tenants. Personal study space is available in some units, and a communal business center is always open for use.

Assigned garage parking and free shuttle service to the MBTA Red Line offers tenants quick and easy ways to get into Boston. Handicap accessibility opens up the Highlands to all. Should problems ever arise, the onsite management and maintenance crews can take care of everything right away to ensure that residents continue to enjoy their time at Highpoint.

Located on Quincy's famous South Shore, HighPoint luxury apartments offer their residents incomparable views of the Boston city skyline and a peaceful environment only 7 miles away from Boston's commercial districts. All residents enjoy a free shuttle to the Quincy Center MBTA, which quickly takes them to all Boston has to offer in the way of shopping, dining, medical and academic centers, museums, art and entertainment.

One-bedroom, one-bath units range in size from 797 square feet to 941 square feet. Rental prices range from $1,754 per month to more than $1,962 per month. An 890-square-foot unit with den rents for $2,004 per month.

Two-bedroom, two-bath unit sizes range from 1,072 square feet to 1,214 square feet. Rental prices range from $2,022 per month to more than $2,301 per month.

Each sophisticated, open-concept apartment features 8.5-foot-high ceilings, beautiful bay windows and spacious walk-in closets. An attractive entry foyer welcomes both residents and guests. Carpeted bedroom and living areas provide the ultimate in plush comfort.

The designer ceramic-tiled kitchen is a chef's dream and features custom cabinets, an electric range, a microwave, a refrigerator, a dishwasher and even a dining nook for fast, convenient breakfasts or lunches.

The in-unit full-size washer and dryer free you from the inconvenience of taking the laundry to a commercial laundromat. There's even an oversized flex space for that much-deserved relaxation and entertainment. Select units also feature an added bonus den that can be used as a home office or as additional storage space.

The pet-friendly community features such exclusive amenities as a resident conference room and clubhouse with free Wi-Fi. Active residents can enjoy a fully-equipped fitness facility, billiard room with flat-screen TV, a full-size tennis court, a heated outdoor pool and on-site walkway and trails with spectacular views of the complex and Boston skyline. Enjoy outdoor picnics in the BBQ area equipped with grills and furniture.

There's even a business center with computers and printers for entrepreneurs who prefer not to spend the time to commute to work.

Quincy Center Neighborhood

The Quincy Center neighborhood is known both for its rich history and modern retail shopping. A number of important office buildings, including the headquarters for the Stop & Shop Supermarket Company, are located in Quincy Center.

Founded in 1914 as the Economy Grocery Store, the Stop & Shop chain now includes more than 400 stores in the northeastern U.S. with more than 60,000 associate employees.

Quincy's city library, the Thomas Crane Public Library, was originally funded by the family of stone contractor Thomas Crane as a memorial to his success in the quarry industry. Constructed in 1882, the library is known for its magnificent architecture, which features stained glass, an elegant carved fireplace and intricate stone carvings. In 2007, the American Institute of Architects ranked the library among its favorite U.S. buildings. In 1987, the main library was added to the list of National Historic Landmarks. The building is fully accessible to those with disabilities. Some handicapped-friendly features include designated parking spaces, automatic door openers, elevators on all floors, accessible restrooms, large-print computer keyboards and wheelchair-accommodating sit-down computer terminals, hand-held magnifiers and Braille books available through interlibrary loan.

The community-focused library offers private rooms to small organizations and hosts lectures, concerts and art exhibitions and the city's public-access cable TV channel.

The Quincy Center neighborhood hosts a number of annual events. For one weekend in July, the community features its block party-style sidewalk sale. Local retail businesses erect canopies along a part of Hancock Street, where they sell their merchandise and offer family-fun events and rides.

The Quincy Center Flag Day parade, Thanksgiving parade on the Saturday before Thanksgiving and Christmas parade the Sunday after Thanksgiving, featuring Santa Claus riding atop a fire truck, bring residents and visitors together to line the streets.

Another annual attraction is the Quincy First Night held from New Year's Eve until New Year's Day, when residents have the opportunity to view artistically-crafted ice sculptures outside City Hall.

Shoppers in Quincy Center can choose from a wide variety of specialty retail shops. One such unique store is Lovely Pets aquarium store, which offers one of the Quincy area's largest selection of fresh- and saltwater fish, live corals and aquariums, equipment and decorations. Every aquarist, from the beginner to the experienced hobbyist, can find all they need to set up and successfully maintain an attractive, living aquarium.

Aquarium tanks at Lovely Pets are available in several sizes and from such well-known brands as Deep Blue and Marine Land. Lovely Pets will even provide custom-made tanks for customers who can't find exactly what they're looking for in standard manufactured tanks. They sell only the finest in aquarium filtration systems, including canister, internal or wet/dry filters, sumps, protein skimmers and ultraviolet sterilizers. Both novice and expert can find the ideal decorations for their particular aquarium setup, including live plants, rock wood and driftwood.

When it comes to live freshwater fish, beginning and experienced aquarists are sure to find what they want at Lovely Pets. Beautifully-colored parrot and African cichlids and discus are just a couple favorite species Lovely Pets carries. Experienced saltwater aquarists can choose from such exotic species as gold dogface, puffers and clown fish. Even the challenging lion fish is available for the daring aquarist.

An important part of a saltwater aquarium, live coral, is available in a choice of many gorgeous colors and includes such types as frog spawn, open brain and sea anemone. Lovely Pets also carries fully-cured live rock.

Aquarists can be confident their fish, fresh- or saltwater, will receive the most nutritious food available when they purchase it from Lovely Pet.

Quincy Center Dining

Quincy Center also features plenty of ethnic restaurants to please lovers of virtually every cuisine imaginable.

Little Duck offers authentic Thai food at reasonable prices. Some unique appetizers include squid tempura, which is battered squid with a sweet and sour sauce, and their special scallion pancakes.

Soups at Little Duck range from the mild tom yum soup to the hot seafood spicy lime soup, both topped with cilantro and scallions.

Salad choices at Little Duck range from the mild tom tum papaya salad to the hot grilled shrimp salad mixed with Thai chili paste and spicy lime dressing.

There are a number of chef's favorites on Little Duck's menu. For the mild taste, veggie tofu includes stir-fried tofu with a choice of chicken, beef, pork, seafood or duck and mixed vegetables topped with cashew nuts. If you prefer hot and spicy, there's mango curry with a choice of meat and mango, peppers, onions, carrots and snow peas cooked in yellow curry.

Top off your meal at Little Duck with an authentic Thai dessert, such as fried banana or their summer specialty, Thai iced tea ice cream.

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