Equity's Abington apartments give you carefree suburban living just minutes from Braintree and Quincy. Residents are also within easy commuting distance from Boston via the MBTA commuter train or by car on Rt. 24 or Rt. 3. Abington was founded in 1712 and named after the Countess of Abington, England. In the 1800s the town was a striving center for boot and shoe manufacturing, with the Beaver Brook providing much of the power for the factories. Today, Abington is predominantly a residential community, with plenty of shopping, dining and recreational opportunities.
Our Abington apartments are just blocks away from Ames Nowell State Park. This 700-acre wooded area has several trails for walking, biking, hiking and horseback riding. Cleveland Pond is popular with boaters and fishermen. In the winter it is a destination for cross-county skiers. Several other recreational areas are just a short drive away, and the Atlantic Ocean is only 12 miles to the east.
These Abington apartments are ideally located for day trips to every state in New England, from the rugged shores of Maine to the rustic seaport villages of Connecticut and Rhode Island. Since Massachusetts is one of the original 13 Colonies you are sure to find historical sites and markers no matter where you travel. If you visit Cape Cod, be sure to drop and see Plymouth Rock, where the Pilgrims are said to have first set foot in the New World.
Our Abington apartments offer all the features you expect from Equity Residential. Apartments include air conditioning, spacious closets, including linen closets, individual balconies or patios, updated fixtures and modern appliances, including dishwashers. Our Abington apartment building ameneities include cable/internet ready and offer amenities like tennis and basketball courts, fitness center, laundry facility, parking and extra storage.
For carefree living in a convenient suburban setting, you can't go wrong with one of our Abington aparments. Or you can check out our many other Massachusetts apartments, including those in Canton, Central Boston and Quincy.