The Chestnut Hill School

The Chestnut Hill School

428 Hammond St.
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467

(617) 566-4394

The Chestnut Hill School, founded in 1860, is a small school that serves some 230 children. It's divided into three schools and open to Pre-K through 6th grade students. The early childhood program is open to children ages 3 through Kindergarten; lower school educates kids in 1st-3rd grades; and the upper school is for 4th-6th grade learners. The Chestnut Hill School has a 6 to1 student to faculty ratio.

The Chestnut Hill School offers round trip transportation to several surrounding communities, including Brookline. In the summer it doubles as a summer camp.

Opened in 1860, The Chestnut Hill School is located in an affluent Chestnut Hill neighborhood steps from the MBTA D-Line Chestnut Hill stop. A driveway leads uphill to the campus which overlooks Hammond Street.

The Chestnut Hill School is located between Route 9 and Beacon Street, walking distance to Longwood Cricket Club, the Chestnut Hill post office, Boston College, the shops at The Street, and The Longyear Museum.

Single family homes abound near The Chestnut Hill School where the side streets consist of affluent neighborhoods with beautiful homes and pretty landscapes.