Cost & Fee Information

Monthly Rent & Fees

Required

Monthly Base Rent

$2,800.00

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

Furniture Fee

For furnished apartments.

Included

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Furniture Fee

For furnished apartments.

Included

Optional

Pets

Pets allowed.

Included

Parking

No parking.

Estimated Monthly Rent

$3,456

One-Time Fees

First Month's Rent

$2,800.00

Last Month's Rent

Security Deposit

$2,800.00

Key & Lock Replacement Fee

Total Due at Lease Signing

$3,456

Note: Rental pricing may not reflect all required, optional, or variable fees. Please contact an agent for more details. Mission Hill Pads is not responsible for any errors, ommissions, or changes in prices, fees, availability status, or property information.

OVERVIEW

Location Boston
Rent $2,800+ /month
Bedrooms 0
Bathrooms 1
Date Available 08-01-2026

AGENT INFO

Agent Sophie Whorf
Phone

FOR RENT

Boston

Experience a turnkey, seamless move-in this summer at 163 Beacon St., #B2, centrally located in Boston's historic Back Bay neighborhood and available for a long-term lease starting Aug. 1, 2026. This fully furnished (possibly negotiable) rear-oriented studio residence boasts a spacious living/sleeping area with 2 large windows facing south & an antique cast iron wood/coal-burning cookstove (not functional, just decorative). The updated, efficient galley kitchen features stainless steel appliances including an electric stove, built-in microwave, dishwasher & a combo washer/dryer machine (space-saver design) in-unit for added convenience. Plus, enjoy generous counter/cabinet space, high ceilings & hardwood flooring throughout. Property is within a short walking distance of several grocers & public transportation points, as well as abundant area amenities/attractions/urban green spaces — e.g., the Charles River Esplanade, the Public Garden (first public botanical garden in America), etc.