Devonshire

I recently graduated college and moved to Boston from Washington, DC with my boyfriend. We both LOVE living at the Devonshire! First of all, we really feel like we won the lottery with our apartment...we live on one of the highest levels and enjoy views of the Charles River, State House and TD Garden -- and got it at a great price (t

I am a 25-30 year old who lives in the Devonshire building, so given a recent post by a very angry Yelper, I thought I would venture an opinion on the building from a younger standpoint. The building is very centrally located, has a great staff, has a small but very convenient gym and a newly renovated pool. The units are ever-so

One of my favorite places that I lived in Boston. Maybe in part because I lived there with Ankita D? In any case it is a cushy lifestyle. Smack in the middle of downtown the orange, green, red and blue lines are all easily accessible. At night things can be a bit drab as the financial district shuts down at night - but it was never f

I love living here. We moved here after living in a terrible apartment where the landlord wouldn't fix anything (there was a leak in the ceiling we complained about all year, until they suddenly got very interested in replacing the tile - but not fixing the leak - when prospective tenants were checking out the place), so we especiall

The Devonshire Apartments are pretty nice and super convenient for those who work downtown. My walk to work is 10 minutes or so. The rent is a bit steep (for me at least), and I am constantly on the fence about moving a bit out of the city versus staying here. We recently had our fridge die. My wife filled out a maintenance request

This place is nice. I don't live here, but I have a friend who does, so I was able to see how spacious the studio was. Very nice kitchen and bathroom. I waited at the front entrance for a little while too, which is also very nice and upscale - there was a seating area and a newspaper for me to read. I will probably never live here th

The Devonshire Apartments are around the Thomas Tip ONeil Junior Tunnel, placing residents close to Boston Harbor Whale Watch, Boston Tea Party Ship, and Old State House Museum as attractions. Local cuisine like The Barking Crab and Rowes Wharf Sea Grille frame the area, giving renters a variety of dining options. An array of grocery

I LOVE living at "The Dev", as it is affectionatley known among my neighbors and friends. Yes, rent is a little steep and my view consists of some boring dude's office, but I live 2 blocks away from work and 1 block away from EVERY major T line. South Station is a 10 minute walk, as is common. We are a hop, skip, and a jump away from