59 Hancock Street
Daily errands do not require a car.
World-class public transportation.
Some bike infrastructure.
59 Hancock Street has a Walk Score of 98 out of 100. This location is a Walker’s Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
59 Hancock Street is a five minute walk from the Blue Line at the Bowdoin stop.
This location is in the Beacon Hill neighborhood in Boston. Nearby parks include Smith Court Residences, Phillips St Park and Mary Dyer Statue.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 59 Hancock Street.
59 Hancock Street is a Rider’s Paradise which means world-class public transportation.
Rail lines:
Blue Line
0.2 mi
B Green Line B
0.2 mi
E Green Line E
0.2 mi
D Green Line D
0.2 mi
C Green Line C
0.2 mi
Red Line
0.2 mi
Orange Line
0.3 mi
Bus lines:
43 Ruggles Station - Park Street Station
0.1 mi
Red Line Shuttle Alewife - Park Street
0.2 mi
Red Line Shuttle Harvard - Park Street
0.2 mi
Red Line Shuttle JFK/UMass - Park Street
0.2 mi
Blue Line Shuttle Airport - Government Center (Local)
0.2 mi
Blue Line Shuttle Airport - Government Center via Maverick
0.2 mi
57 Watertown Yard - Kenmore Station
0.2 mi
39 Forest Hills Station - Back Bay Station
0.2 mi
15 Fields Corner Station - Ruggles Station
0.2 mi
Red Line Shuttle Kendall/MIT - Broadway via Downtown Crossing
0.2 mi
59 Hancock Street is in the Beacon Hill neighborhood. Beacon Hill is the most walkable neighborhood in Boston with a neighborhood Walk Score of 99.
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