Marina Bay Apartment Pictures - Meriel Photo Gallery

Meriel Marina Bay – Common Room
Meriel Marina Bay – Common Room
Meriel Marina Bay – Lobby
Meriel Marina Bay – Gym
Meriel Marina Bay – Common Pool
Meriel Marina Bay – Living Room
Meriel Marina Bay – Living Room
Meriel Marina Bay – Kitchen

Meriel Marina Bay – Kitchen
Meriel Marina Bay – Bedroom
Meriel Marina Bay – Bedroom
Meriel Marina Bay – Bathroom
Meriel Marina Bay – Bathroom
Your new seaside home.
Your new seaside home.
Your new seaside home.
A short shuttle ride from Marina Bay, the North Quincy MBTA station will bring you to downtown Boston in just 15 minutes.
Grab cocktails and a bite to eat at the Townshend, a modern minimalist tavern in Quincy Center.
There's always a great meal at The Fat Cat, where the food always takes top priority.
For the freshest seasonal local farm produce south of Boston, take a quick trip to the Fruit Center Marketplace in Milton.
A modern American bistro with stylish décor, local art, and a full bar.
At Novara, you'll find modern spins on Northern Italian cuisine served in a stunning industrial-chic space.
At Novara, you'll find modern spins on Northern Italian cuisine served in a stunning industrial-chic space.
Sometimes, we all need a little R&R…
Fresh produce and quality groceries aren't the only things to smile about at the Fruit Center Marketplace…

For the freshest seasonal local farm produce south of Boston, take a quick trip to the Fruit Center Marketplace in Milton.
The perfect Quincy breakfast starts with a freshly baked, New-York-style bagel from Gunther Tooties
The Fours, the best sports bar in Boston (according to Sports Illustrated) is right down the road in Quincy Center.
Treat yourself to a true fine dining experience at Alba, the South Shore's premiere steak house, complete with live music, a rooftop deck, and an extensive wine list.
A major bus and rail station that serves the Red Line, the Purple Line, and 15 different bus routes, the MBTA Station at Quincy Center will take you anywhere you need to be.
An upscale pizza joint from the creator of the acclaimed BabyCakes cupcake shop, 16C is one of the newest and hottest additions to Quincy's restaurant lineup.
Boston's only waterfront nightclub is just down the boardwalk.
A lounge with a full bar and creative fusion small plates, the Kama Lounge is a great place to spend a Saturday night.
Quincy's Thomas Crane Public Library has all of your educational needs in one of America's early architecturally significant buildings.
Grab some cocktails and a bite to eat at the Townshend, a modern minimalist tavern in Quincy Center.
The famous Boston Harborwalk takes you all the way into Boston from Neponset River along a historic seaside trail.
There's no place like Burke's Seafood in Quincy to grab the catch of the day.
Enjoy the Boston area's single largest water sports marina, just outside your front door.
Take a scenic walk along the boardwalk at Marina Bay.
Date nights are easy when seaside dining is right outside your front door at Port 305.
Take a scenic walk along the boardwalk at Marina Bay.
Date nights are easy when seaside dining is right outside your front door at Port 305.
Peer out onto idyllic New England coastlines.
Enjoy stunning views of the Boston Harbor skyline.
Enjoy everything that Greater Boston's largest marina has to offer.
Feed your adventurous side.
Take a scenic walk along the boardwalk at Marina Bay.
Marina Bay and Squantum Park make an unbelievable seaside morning jog.
Marina Bay was once the site of Naval Air Station Squantum, the United State's Naval Reserve program's first permanent air station.
In the early 1900s, the United States Navy set up a small seaplane hangar at Squantum Point, starting the area's long and storied relationship with American aviation.
Leading up to World War II, the site of Meriel Marina Bay was converted into the Victory Destroyer Plant, manufacturing dozens of Clemson-class destroyers to aid in the war effort.
Marina Bay was once the site of Naval Air Station Squantum, the United State's Naval Reserve program's first permanent air station.

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Meriel Marina Bay – Lobby
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Meriel Marina Bay – Gym
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Meriel Marina Bay – Common Pool
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Meriel Marina Bay – Living Room
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Meriel Marina Bay – Living Room
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Meriel Marina Bay – Kitchen
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Meriel Marina Bay – Bedroom
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Meriel Marina Bay – Bathroom
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Meriel Marina Bay – Bathroom
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Your new seaside home.
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Your new seaside home.
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Your new seaside home.
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A short shuttle ride from Marina Bay, the North Quincy MBTA station will bring you to downtown Boston in just 15 minutes.
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Grab cocktails and a bite to eat at the Townshend, a modern minimalist tavern in Quincy Center.
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There's always a great meal at The Fat Cat, where the food always takes top priority.
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For the freshest seasonal local farm produce south of Boston, take a quick trip to the Fruit Center Marketplace in Milton.
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A modern American bistro with stylish décor, local art, and a full bar.
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At Novara, you'll find modern spins on Northern Italian cuisine served in a stunning industrial-chic space.
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At Novara, you'll find modern spins on Northern Italian cuisine served in a stunning industrial-chic space.
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Sometimes, we all need a little R&R…
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Fresh produce and quality groceries aren't the only things to smile about at the Fruit Center Marketplace…
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For the freshest seasonal local farm produce south of Boston, take a quick trip to the Fruit Center Marketplace in Milton.
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The perfect Quincy breakfast starts with a freshly baked, New-York-style bagel from Gunther Tooties
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The Fours, the best sports bar in Boston (according to Sports Illustrated) is right down the road in Quincy Center.
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Treat yourself to a true fine dining experience at Alba, the South Shore's premiere steak house, complete with live music, a rooftop deck, and an extensive wine list.
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A major bus and rail station that serves the Red Line, the Purple Line, and 15 different bus routes, the MBTA Station at Quincy Center will take you anywhere you need to be.
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An upscale pizza joint from the creator of the acclaimed BabyCakes cupcake shop, 16C is one of the newest and hottest additions to Quincy's restaurant lineup.
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Boston's only waterfront nightclub is just down the boardwalk.
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A lounge with a full bar and creative fusion small plates, the Kama Lounge is a great place to spend a Saturday night.
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Quincy's Thomas Crane Public Library has all of your educational needs in one of America's early architecturally significant buildings.
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Grab some cocktails and a bite to eat at the Townshend, a modern minimalist tavern in Quincy Center.
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The famous Boston Harborwalk takes you all the way into Boston from Neponset River along a historic seaside trail.
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There's no place like Burke's Seafood in Quincy to grab the catch of the day.
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Enjoy the Boston area's single largest water sports marina, just outside your front door.
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Take a scenic walk along the boardwalk at Marina Bay.
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Date nights are easy when seaside dining is right outside your front door at Port 305.
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Take a scenic walk along the boardwalk at Marina Bay.
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Date nights are easy when seaside dining is right outside your front door at Port 305.
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Peer out onto idyllic New England coastlines.
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Enjoy stunning views of the Boston Harbor skyline.
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Enjoy everything that Greater Boston's largest marina has to offer.
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Feed your adventurous side.
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Take a scenic walk along the boardwalk at Marina Bay.
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Marina Bay and Squantum Park make an unbelievable seaside morning jog.
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Marina Bay was once the site of Naval Air Station Squantum, the United State's Naval Reserve program's first permanent air station.
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In the early 1900s, the United States Navy set up a small seaplane hangar at Squantum Point, starting the area's long and storied relationship with American aviation.
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Leading up to World War II, the site of Meriel Marina Bay was converted into the Victory Destroyer Plant, manufacturing dozens of Clemson-class destroyers to aid in the war effort.
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Marina Bay was once the site of Naval Air Station Squantum, the United State's Naval Reserve program's first permanent air station.