For Rent
Brookline
$7,500+ /month- 4 Bedroom
- 2 Bathroom
- Available Date: 07-01-2026
- Call for more property information
Cost & Fee Information
Monthly Rent & Fees
Required
Monthly Base Rent
$7,500.00
Heat
Tenant pays utility company monthly.
Usage-Based
Hot Water
Tenant pays utility company monthly.
Usage-Based
Electricity
Tenant pays utility company monthly.
Usage-Based
Water & Sewer
Included in monthly rent.
Included
Garbage Collection
Weekly trash pickup or dumpster.
Included
Technology Fee
Covers high-tech amenities.
Included
Optional
Pets
Pets not allowed.
-
Parking
Driveway parking available.
Included
One-Time Fees
First Month's Rent
$7,500.00
Last Month's Rent
$7,500.00
Security Deposit
$7,500.00
Key & Lock Replacement Fee
$0
- Property Detail
- Walkscore & Map
- Contact Agent
HARDWOOD FLOORS
EAT-IN KITCHEN
STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES
LARGE LIVING ROOM
SPACIOUS BEDROOMS
From its very beginnings, Brookline Village was a busy, commercial neighborhood. Red brick buildings with old school signage line the streets, where residents can grab a coffee on the go before heading into a few of the boutiques. There are many green spaces, and, in fact, Brookline’s Park Board was the first to be formed in a suburban neighborhood. This board made it possible for the nearby Emerald necklace park system to be formed, where modern day Brookline residents often enjoy watching the clear transition between the seasons. Brookline Village is easily accessible via its namesake T Stop (Green Line, D Line Branch) and several bus lines!
Transportation Options
High St @ Walnut St Bus Stop 0.1 mi (2 min away)
Pearl St @ Washington St Bus Stop 0.2 mi (4 min away)
Washington St @ Pearl St Bus Stop 0.1 mi (4 min away)
Washington St @ Station St Bus Stop 0.1 mi (3 min away)
Washington St @ Walnut Bus Stop 0.1 mi (3 min away)
Nearby Places
Anatolia
Cutty's
Dunkin'
Sichuan Garden
Starbucks
EAT-IN KITCHEN
STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES
LARGE LIVING ROOM
SPACIOUS BEDROOMS
From its very beginnings, Brookline Village was a busy, commercial neighborhood. Red brick buildings with old school signage line the streets, where residents can grab a coffee on the go before heading into a few of the boutiques. There are many green spaces, and, in fact, Brookline’s Park Board was the first to be formed in a suburban neighborhood. This board made it possible for the nearby Emerald necklace park system to be formed, where modern day Brookline residents often enjoy watching the clear transition between the seasons. Brookline Village is easily accessible via its namesake T Stop (Green Line, D Line Branch) and several bus lines!
Transportation Options
High St @ Walnut St Bus Stop 0.1 mi (2 min away)
Pearl St @ Washington St Bus Stop 0.2 mi (4 min away)
Washington St @ Pearl St Bus Stop 0.1 mi (4 min away)
Washington St @ Station St Bus Stop 0.1 mi (3 min away)
Washington St @ Walnut Bus Stop 0.1 mi (3 min away)
Nearby Places
Anatolia
Cutty's
Dunkin'
Sichuan Garden
Starbucks
Sarah McMahon
Phone: (781) 206-1772
