Welcome to West End
West End is an emerging urban neighborhood featuring modern mixed-use development, historic charm, and convenient access to downtown. With its revitalized streetscapes, dining scene, and proximity to major employment centers, West End attracts young professionals and families seeking urban living.
What to Love
Walk through modern mixed-use developments. Enjoy riverside parks and recreation. Dine at contemporary restaurants. Shop at neighborhood retailers. Access downtown employment via short commute. Experience urban neighborhood living.
Population
6,500
Median Age Range
28-42
Density
Medium-High
Dining & Nightlife
Breitbach's - Contemporary American. Saltie Girl - Seafood and cocktails. Mooo Beacon Hill - Brazilian steakhouse. Paramount - Brasserie. Local restaurants and cafes.
Shopping & Retail
Modern retail centers. Neighborhood boutiques. Specialty shops. Art galleries. Independent retailers.
Entertainment & Culture
Riverside parks. Community events. Live music venues. Theater District nearby. Contemporary cultural venues.
Age Distribution
Demographics
Young professionals, urban workers, small families. Approximately 51% men and 49% women.
Education Levels
Schools & Education
Public Schools
- • Hurley K-8 School — Public K–8 (bordering South End/West End)
Private Schools
- No major private schools listed
Colleges & Universities
- • Suffolk University
- • Emerson College
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