West End | The Boston Roofers

It is widely known that the West End, in Boston, is one of the most attractive areas in Boston for real estate developers due to its fewer tourist areas and historical heritage. The beautiful neighborhood was founded in 1700 and occupied by the cross-population of immigrants with diverse cultures and beliefs, including the Irish, Italian, Poles, and Jews. Thereby turning the area into a real culture-tolerant neighborhood. After the sad World War II, in 1958, the area popularly known to celebrate the nation's history of transformation and for housing great institutions in Boston, became the city's site of "Urban renewal," transforming the area tremendously.

The West End of Boston, located between North End and Beacon Hill, is a small residential area with about 4,000 population and zip code 02114. It is one of Boston's oldest neighborhoods filled with commercial spaces, including the Charles River Park, Boston, the oldest and one of the neighborhood's most beautiful areas. The awesome park covers about 17miles and is a good option for sightseeing, play, and some aerobics such as biking, jogging, and walking.
Also, the Massachusetts General Hospital, the main teaching hospital of the Harvard Medical school,driven by passion for patient care, is another niche of the area containing over 900 bed spaces. Students are not also left out as the area is filled with renowned public schools such as the Winchell school and the New England Innovation Academy.

Though known for its high commercial and residential space, which encourage business and real estate, West End also offers a high level of entertainment and tourism. The Museum of Science, located at the center of Science Park close to the Charles River bank, is a renowned science museum and indoor zoo offering great content and entertainment such as a planetarium, temporary exhibitions, and 4D films for kids. Also fun for family trips is the Sports museum, Boston, located at the heart of the neighborhood. The Museum effortlessly showcases New England's athletes and teams through videos and audiovisual exhibits. Places of great interest in the area also include the Otis house museum, an ancient landmark in New England's historic Library and Archives. The Arc Night Cinemas and Big Night Lives are known for movies, musical concerts, and Top Golf for games and topmost sport entertainment.

West End's proximity to the North End, Charles Esplanade, Back Bay neighborhood and other historic areas made the area appealing to its locals and aspiring residents. The place is also known for its easy connection to the city's main routes and also to the North station, Boston's largest transport hub.

Though one of the most transient areas in Boston, the West End is still a mixture of races and ethnicity, with whites ranking over 60%, Hispanic 12%, and Blacks 6.7%, making the versatility of population in the area the oldest heritage of the neighborhood.