Spacious and newly refurbished, this four-bedroom, two-bathroom shared apartment in one of Boston’s best residential neighborhoods is now on the market and is perfect for college students and working professionals. At an impressive 1062-square-feet, this Brighton unit features electric heating, freshly painted walls and baseboards, high ceilings, modern lighting fixtures, and new tile floors. This basement apartment includes a flat-screen TV, paid WiFi, and access to paid parking with a resident permit. Off-street paid parking is also available. If you are planning to move in with friends or family, you have the option of renting this entire unit. Book a tour today with one of our knowledgeable listing agents and ask about available short-term leasing options if you are unsure how long you plan to stay in Brighton. Large bedrooms provide adequate space for queen-size beds, nightstands, and dressers or desks. Each room includes a window for natural light and a walk-in closet with mirrored sliding doors. Windows include window coverings for added privacy and light control. One bedroom includes access to the rear parking lot. Both bathrooms feature new sinks, tiled walls, and bathtub shower combinations. The eat-in kitchen boasts full-size appliances, including a dishwasher and microwave, white shaker cabinets, and a modern chandelier. The kitchen can easily accommodate a two-person dining table and chairs. The front door of this Brighton apartment opens to a cozy living area with enough space for a sectional couch, coffee table, and TV stand. Another beautiful chandelier with adjustable lighting hangs over the living room, letting you set the right ambiance for any occasion. One of Boston’s most charming and highly sought-after neighborhoods to live in, Brighton is both a residential and commercial area located roughly six miles west of Downtown. The housing stock in Brighton varies but prices are generally affordable compared to nearby Fenway-Kenmore and Beacon Hill, making it a popular home among college students and working professionals. Overlapping with Allston to the north, Brighton’s proximity to nearby attractions like the Museum of Fine Arts and its offering of peaceful public parks with picturesque bodies of water makes this an attractive spot for young families with kids. Pedestrian-friendly streets make this a pleasant neighborhood to traverse either on foot or by bicycle. Located in a three-story brick apartment building on a quiet, tree-lined residential street near the border of Brookline, this apartment is a rare find at this price. Less than two blocks from the main thoroughfare of Commonwealth Avenue, a five-minute hike from the front steps of this building will get you to Washington Street station for the Green Line B train down to Boston College or over to Downtown. Are you new to Brighton and in need of furniture? Rooms in this apartment can be fully furnished by June for an additional fee....
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