Copley Square, Boston

Copley Square in Boston was named in 1883 to honor the famous eighteenth-century portraitist, John Singleton Copley. It is a microcosm of the best of the Back Bay. On the site of today's Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel is the original Museum of Fine Arts (1876) and its School; diagonally across is H. H. Richardson's Romanesque Revival masterpiece, Trinity Church (1877), and opposite the church stands the magnificent Boston Public Library (1895), designed in the Renaissance style and, like Trinity, ornamented by renowned artists.

Copley Square is conveniently located close to Downtown Orlando, minutes from Orlando Regional Medical Center and I-4. These townhomes are all concrete construction and are finished with lovely granite countertops, stainless appliances, 42” kitchen cabinets, hardwood floors in living/dining rooms, kitchen, friezé carpeting in all bedrooms, all windows & doors pre-wired for security system, 2-car garages & much more!

Children can walk to the best public schools that Orange County has to offer. The Blankner School (K-8) was newly built and Boone High School was recently renovated offering some of the most up to date programs and technology.

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