South Boston History

There are many fascinating stories about this city founded in 1630. Learn about the different districts of the city including the Back Bay, where you will find numerous brownstones, each with its own unique architectural design. You will also see Beacon Hill and the gold-domed State House; Boston Common, America’s first public park, and the Public Garden. Visit the Old State House, once headquarters for English governors, and later the site where the Declaration of Independence was delivered to the citizens of Boston. Unearth the history that comes alive in every bump and cobblestone road, and the narrow North End streets that Paul Revere and Benjamin Franklin called home. Learn about the hustle and bustle of the town's maritime past at the thriving waterfront.

All of this gives you an unforgettable introduction to the uncommon treasure that is Boston.

Boston: A rich tapestry of images and icons; historic through modern day, Boston remains one of our most fascinating and enduring national treasures. The Boston of Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, and John Hancock at the brink of the American Revolution. Today’s Boston - a complex fascinating city - preserving its heritage as it continues to thrive - renewing the spirit and spunk that are its legacy and future.

Mission Statement

Bluechip Realty Group strives to provide our clients and customers with the most efficient and effective service to ensure timely communication, smooth transactions, and current knowledge of the real estate market in Greater Boston.

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