Our Burlington apartments offer comfortable living within easy commuting distance of Lowell and downtown Boston. They are also just minutes away from dining and shopping at the nearby Burlington Mall and Wayside Commons. Driving to the Cambridge T train and riding it into Boston only takes about 20 minutes from our Burlington apartments.
Once a sleepy agricultural town, Burlington has become a thriving commercial center due to the construction of the I-95 in the 1950s. Burlington is home to Rounder Records and facilities of several technology companies like SunGard and Sun Microsystems. Oracle and TD Bank also have offices nearby. If you are employed in the area, living in one of our beautiful Burlington apartments reduces your commute to almost nothing.
Burlington apartments are a great choice for those with athletic pursuits. Whether you love basketball, tennis, skating or simply taking a leisurely stroll, the city has several well-maintained parks. If hiking is your thing, you can visit the 140-acre Mill Pond Conservation Area or the Burlington Landlocked Forest. The latter is over 250 acres in area and contains 12 miles of hiking/biking trails, not to mention meadows, historic structures and old growth forest.
Our Burlington apartments are carefully maintained and nicely appointed. These pet-friendly apartments include wall-to-wall carpeting, air conditioning, bay or floor-to-ceiling windows, walk-in closets, vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, washer/dryers and attached patio or balcony. The modern kitchens are fully equipped and perfect for home entertaining. Burlington apartment building facilities are great too, including a business center, media/movie room with theater seats, common rooms, fitness center and swimming pool. Concierge and dry cleaning services are also available.
Equity Residential’s Burlington apartments really are a great choice, whether you work in the immediate area or commute downtown. However, if they just aren’t the right location for you, please check out our other West Boston apartments, including those in Wellesley and Westwood.