For Rent
Boston
$3,969+ /month- 0 Bedroom
- 1 Bathroom
- Available Date: Now
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Cost & Fee Information
Monthly Rent & Fees
Required
Monthly Base Rent
$3,969.00
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
Optional
Pets
Pets allowed.
Included
Parking
Garage parking available.
Included
One-Time Fees
First Month's Rent
$3,273.00
Last Month's Rent
$3,273.00
Security Deposit
$3,273.00
Key & Lock Replacement Fee
$0
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Charlestown is the oldest neighborhood in Boston; it was originally laid out in 1629 in the reign of Charles I of England and it was the first capital of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Charlestown is also very well known for being where Paul Revere began his famous midnight ride before the battle of Lexington in the American Revolution. Other historical points in Charlestown are the Bunker Hill Monument, which marks the first major battle of the American Revolution, and the USS Constitution, which is docked in the Charlestown navy yard and is the oldest warship in the world still afloat.
Transportation Options
121 Bunker Hill St opp Lexington St Bus Stop 0.6 mi (13 min away)
Border St @ Liberty Plaza Shopping Center Bus Stop 0.6 mi (14 min away)
Bunker Hill St @ Ferrin St Bus Stop 0.5 mi (12 min away)
Thirteenth St @ Fifth Ave Bus Stop 0.2 mi (4 min away)
Trolley Bus Stop 0.5 mi (13 min away)
Nearby Places
Dunkin'
Marshalls
Pier 6 Restaurant
Pollo Campero
Style Café
Charlestown is the oldest neighborhood in Boston; it was originally laid out in 1629 in the reign of Charles I of England and it was the first capital of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Charlestown is also very well known for being where Paul Revere began his famous midnight ride before the battle of Lexington in the American Revolution. Other historical points in Charlestown are the Bunker Hill Monument, which marks the first major battle of the American Revolution, and the USS Constitution, which is docked in the Charlestown navy yard and is the oldest warship in the world still afloat.
Transportation Options
121 Bunker Hill St opp Lexington St Bus Stop 0.6 mi (13 min away)
Border St @ Liberty Plaza Shopping Center Bus Stop 0.6 mi (14 min away)
Bunker Hill St @ Ferrin St Bus Stop 0.5 mi (12 min away)
Thirteenth St @ Fifth Ave Bus Stop 0.2 mi (4 min away)
Trolley Bus Stop 0.5 mi (13 min away)
Nearby Places
Dunkin'
Marshalls
Pier 6 Restaurant
Pollo Campero
Style Café
Jacob McKay
Phone: (617) 319-1745
