Why travel nurses pick South Boston.

South Boston — Southie — is the neighborhood for clinicians who want walkability and proximity in equal measure. Tufts Medical Center is a fifteen-minute walk or a quick Silver Line ride from most blocks; the Red Line at Broadway and Andrew puts MGH twenty minutes away; and the Silver Line connects directly to Boston Medical Center, the Seaport, and Logan Airport without a transfer.

The housing stock is a mix of Victorian-era two- and three-families, a handful of newer condo conversions, and the iconic flat-front South Boston double-wide. Our portfolio focuses on the multi-family buildings, renovated to a single standard so the only thing you choose is the unit and the street.

Commute times to Boston hospitals.

Tufts Medical Center — 10–15 minutes via Silver Line or Red Line through Downtown Crossing.
Boston Medical Center — 15–20 minutes via Bus 11 or Silver Line.
Massachusetts General Hospital — 15–25 minutes via Red Line.
Brigham & Women's Hospital, Beth Israel Deaconess, Boston Children's, Dana-Farber — 25–35 minutes via Red Line transferring to Green Line E (Longwood Medical Area).
Logan International Airport — 15–20 minutes via Silver Line SL3.

Getting around South Boston.

The Red Line

Closest stations are Broadway and Andrew. Trains every four to eight minutes; this is the spine for South Station, MGH, Cambridge, and the airport via transfer.

The Silver Line

SL1, SL2, and SL3 originate from South Station — fast bus rapid transit to the Seaport, Logan, and Chelsea. Stops at Courthouse and World Trade Center serve the eastern half of the neighborhood.

Key MBTA buses

Route 9 (Copley to City Point) runs East and West Broadway. Route 7 connects to South Station via Summer Street. Route 11 runs to BMC and the South End.

Bluebikes & parking

Dense Bluebikes coverage along Broadway, Old Colony, and the Seaport edge. Every Bartlett residence in Southie includes a dedicated off-street parking spot — a rarity in this neighborhood.

The local guide.

Eat & drink

Dalia — Mediterranean small plates and a wine list worth the visit.
Si Cara South Boston — Neapolitan pizza done right.
Fat Baby Sushi — sushi and a buzzing bar on West Broadway.
Capo — Italian on West Broadway with a great bar.
Lincoln Tavern & Restaurant — all-day, brunch is the move.
American Provisions — cheese counter, sandwiches, natural wine.
Sullivan's at Castle Island — seasonal classic, summer-only line.
Coppersmith — rooftop on A Street.
L Street Tavern — the Good Will Hunting bar.
Trillium Fort Point — taproom and beer garden seasonally.

Coffee

Blank Street — quick, well-pulled espresso.
Cocorico — pastries and a proper morning coffee.
Cannonball Cafe — neighborhood standby for a daily order.

Move

Equinox Seaport — premium gym, short walk.
Lifetime Northeastern — multi-floor, classes, pool.
Btone Fitness — Megaformer pilates.
Castle Island & Pleasure Bay — three-mile loop on the water.
Carson Beach — sand and summer swims.
Lawn on D — outdoor games and music in season.
M Street Beach — sunset.

Provisions

Stop & Shop on West Broadway.
American Provisions for specialty.
Mike's Fruit Stand on East Broadway.
Whole Foods (South End) — short ride.
Trader Joe's (South End) — Bus 9 or rideshare.

Days off

Cisco Brewery Seaport — outdoor taproom, food trucks, live music in season.
Fort Point galleries — open studios first Fridays.
Boston Tea Party Ships — weekend stroll.
Boston Children's Museum — for visiting family.

"I'd been on three travel contracts before this one. Bartlett is the first place that felt like a home, not a stopover. Two minutes off Broadway and the Silver Line had me at BMC in fifteen." — recent Bartlett tenant

Available residences in South Boston.

We refresh inventory as residences turn — see all current listings or the Southie listing below.

Furnished residences in South Boston.