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02446 is a zip code in Brookline, Massachusetts that is known for its vibrant community and diverse population. It is also home to many historic landmarks, including the John F. Kennedy National Historic Site and the Larz Anderson Park. This zip code is considered to be a highly desirable place to live, with a variety of housing options and access to top-rated schools. To get a better understanding of what it's like to live in this particular place, I have summarized user reviews from BestPlaces.net.
Review #1: "I've lived in 02446 for over 10 years and I absolutely love it. The community is friendly and welcoming, there are plenty of restaurants and shops within walking distance, and the schools are top-notch. I couldn't have asked for a better place to raise my family." - Mary S.
Review #2: "I moved to 02446 for work and I have to say, I'm impressed. The location is great, with easy access to public transportation and major highways. The neighborhood is quiet and safe, and there's always something to do. I highly recommend it." - John D.
Review #3: "02446 is a wonderful place to live. It has a great mix of urban and suburban feel, with beautiful tree-lined streets and charming homes. The community is very diverse and there's always something going on. It's truly a melting pot of cultures." - Emily K.
Review #4: "I've lived in 02446 my whole life and I couldn't imagine living anywhere else. The sense of community here is strong and the people are friendly. The schools are excellent and there are plenty of parks and green spaces to enjoy. It's a great place for families and young professionals alike." - David L.
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Brookline, MA. - 10/13/2009
Yes, you have no need for a car here. There are ample restaurants, dry cleaners, book stores, a theatre, parks, Boston University, 10 minutes from downtown Boston, and FENWAY Park! Its reads like a D R E A M. Until you arrive, and the 100 degree temperature variance kicks in (WAY too hot shifts quickly to painfully cold). Although what remains of the 'seasons' is ---- ahem... October (aka Autumn-enjoy). Its downhill from here kids). Now the fun begins. You find yourself amongst quite possibly the most outlandishly rude population Ive encountered while living on three different continents. Brookline is an awful mix of old - cheap-and bitter to...BU coeds. Who (btw) deserve only the best, have a deep sense of entitlement, and who really were hoping for a Harvard degree. Oh well. Don't even consider moving here unless your paid A LOT (even then I would think hard about it). And don't bother asking for anyone else's opinion here as they don't believe in eye contact, speaking
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Brookline, MA. AVOID at all costs. - 10/13/2009
Yes, you have no need for a car here. There are ample restaurants, dry cleaners, book stores, a theatre, parks, Boston University, 10 minutes from downtown Boston, and FENWAY Park! Its reads like a D R E A M. Until you arrive, and the 100 degree temperature variance kicks in (WAY too hot shifts quickly to painfully cold). Although what remains of the 'seasons' is ---- ahem... October (aka Autumn-enjoy). Its downhill from here kids). Now the fun begins. You find yourself amongst quite possibly the most outlandishly rude population Ive encountered while living on three different continents. Brookline is an awful mix of old - cheap-and bitter to...BU coeds. Who (btw) deserve only the best, have a deep sense of entitlement, and who really were hoping for a Harvard degree. Oh well. Don't even consider moving here unless your paid A LOT (even then I would think hard about it). And don't bother asking for anyone else's opinion here as they don't believe in eye contact, speaking
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Coolidge Corner - A great place to live! - 4/15/2008
The Coolidge Corner neighborhood of Brookline MA is a terrific place to live.
It functions like a small town. You can walk to the post office, movie theater, book store, Peets Coffee (or the other one!). The Redsox, Bruins and Celtics are only a short T ride away. As are the shopping areas of Boston and the financial center. Not to mention the multitudes of museums and musical venues available in Boston. Many people who live here do not own a car due to the ease of the public transportation, both bus service and the T. For the occasional use of an automobile many of us belong to the Zip car program, where we have access to everything from a tiny mini to a truck.
I don't see the weather as a downside because between the walking and snow shoveling I'm a physically very active person, as a result I'm very fit and
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