I`m a quiet guy. I am a father of three wonderful kids. They live close by. I am single and shy. Very hard-working. I create websites and social media content for small businesses. Originally from Brazil. I am a proud American citizen.

I HAVE 3 Different places in the three areas below. All places are pretty much the same HIGH quality. 1) Ridgewood Street, Dorchester (Closes Station 7 min walking "Fields Corner' Red Line, Free Street Parking) 2) Grant Street (Dorchester/South Boston Line - Closest Station 5 minutes walking "JFK-UMASS" Red Line - Free Street Parking during the night, except during the weekend, when is free) 3) "E" Street - South Boston (Closest Station 10 min walking "Broadway" Red Line) 1.3 mile from Boston Convention & Exhibition Center BCEC - Further parking. Residents Only area, except during the weekends, when it is free. It was beautifully renovated in a 2023 4 bedroom 1.5 bath apartment. Very close to Red Line Stations a 5-10 min walk to the Red Line, short commute to Downtown Boston. Short walks to the area amenities, restaurants, and supermarkets. Kitchen with stainless steel appliances, built-in microwave gas stove, built-in dishwasher wooden cabinets, beautiful backsplash, granite countertops, Harwood floors throughout with ambient lightening, Desirable Bathroom with modern tiles, linen closet. Front and back porch. Easy street parking, but also several tandem spaces available for rent. Cats and small caged animals are friendly. A 7 minute walk from the Red Line at the Fields Corner stop. This location is in the Meeting House Hill neighborhood in Boston. Nearby parks include Ronan Park, Norton St. Park, and Gibson Playground.

Dorchester A city within a city, full of nuance and pride. Originally its own municipality, full of large country estates, Dorchester saw a boom in growth during the 1920s when the installation of electric trolley lines made it an appealing destination for the working class. The neighbourhood has become a melting pot, filled with its own nuanced sub-neighborhoods, each with its own unique identities and neighbours who care deeply about their community. What To Expect: Everything old is new again. An alive and thriving neighborhood that lives like a city, bustling with new development and historic restoration.