Chestnut Hill Reservoir

77 reviews

+1 (617) 739-7000

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400 Chestnut Hill Ave

Brookline, MA 02445

+1 (617) 739-7000

http://www.mass.gov

Chestnut Hill Reservoir is a serene outdoor space that offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy nature and engage in recreational activities.

With its scenic views and walking paths, this reservoir provides a peaceful retreat for individuals looking to unwind and connect with the outdoors.

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4.577 reviews

Sophie T.

12/12/2023

Sunsets, peaceful, community, cleanliness, all the things. The Chestnut Hill Reservoir is my my all-time favorite place to go for a walk or run. I've been coming here since middle school and it...

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Aya R.

5/6/2023

This is a beautiful spot, whether for a jog or date night activity. The Chestnut Hill Reservoir is easy to access, right at Cleveland circle and borders Boston College. There is lots of 2-hour...

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Brooke T.

6/11/2021

This place is so beautiful and peaceful in the morning! A lovely place to watch the sunrise or enjoy a walk or jog.

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Olivia B.

4/25/2021

I love this quick loop. It is smooth and easy to walk on and is just a nice area to walk in. During winter, the trail is not maintained so beware of ice. It can get kind of busy at times but there...

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Bruce K.

5/29/2018

On a warm day that was more summer than spring, it was wonderful to see the joggers and the walkers out this evening. Chestnut Hill Reservoir is more of a park than a water supply with a 1.5 mile...

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The Strathmore Road Historic District in Brookline, Massachusetts, is a charming residential area featuring six brick apartment blocks dating back to the early 20th century. Situated near the MBTA Green Line yard at Cleveland Circle, this district showcases a mix of Classical Revival and Romanesque architectural styles, reflecting the area's growth as a commuter suburb. Developed between 1904 and 1908 by major developers Charles Newhall and George Johnston, the buildings in the district boast consistent setbacks, front yards, and tree-lined spaces. With most structures designed by architects James Hutchinson and Murdock Boyle, the Strathmore Road Historic District offers a glimpse into the historical development of Brookline as a desirable residential community.Generated from the website

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Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site

"The house is really nice, and you can see the thought that went into his landscaping of Olmsted's own house that applied to Central Park and other projects. You feel you are in nature even though..."

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