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Originally part of a historical neighborhood of Brighton named Aberdeen, Cleveland circle looked much different than it does today. It was originally characterized by winding roads and a rugged, woodsy terrain. Since then, the population has grown and the area was developed. Cleveland Circle was primarily developed from 1870 to 1950. Construction began to take hold in the 1880’s, when the electric streetcar railway was introduced on Beacon Street in Brookline. With the building of the Chestnut Hill reservoir nearby, the Cleveland Circle area became an attractive place to live for Brighton and Boston residents alike.

Brighton’s commercial center and Historic District, Brighton Center is a lively hub for bar hoppers and foodies. Mom and pop bakeries fill the streets with the scent of baked goods in the mornings, only to be replaced by the smells of a variety of delicious restaurants including staples like Brighton Bodega whose globally inspired menu changes daily. It can easily be argued it is one of the most historically significant areas within Brighton, and to this day is where the hustle and bustle of Brighton is concentrated. Express buses in Brighton center offer a quick ride to Downtown Boston, but it can also be very easily accessed via the Green line B line.

Transportation Options
Chestnut Hill Ave @ Beacon St Bus Stop 0.0 mi (1 min away)
Chestnut Hill Ave @ Englewood Ave Bus Stop 0.1 mi (2 min away)
Cleveland Circle Platform - Inbound Bus Stop 0.1 mi (1 min away)
Cleveland Circle Train Station 0.1 mi (2 min away)
Reservoir Station - Outbound Bus Stop 0.1 mi (3 min away)

Nearby Places
Agoro's Pizza Bar & Grill Brighton
Cityside
Fin's Sushi & Grill
Library
Mary Ann's

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