Set in a classic 1905 brownstone in the heart of Boston’s Symphony district, This upper-level one-bed in the Symphony neighborhood with the kind of character that stands out: exposed brick, hardwood floors, and a decorative fireplace give the space real texture. This unit also features a new washer/dryer in the Master bedroom. This condo is in the center of the city’s cultural and academic life. Symphony Hall, the New England Conservatory, the Museum of Fine Arts, and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum are all a short walk away, while Northeastern, Berklee, and the Longwood Medical Area sit just minutes from your door. The Symphony Green Line stop and Mass Ave bus routes make car-free living effortless, and Whole Foods, Time Out Market, and the Fenway’s dining scene are close at hand. Offering single-level living with the proportions and period character of a turn-of-the-century building, it’s an ideal fit for an owner-occupant who prizes walkability or an investor.