Cost & Fee Information

Monthly Rent & Fees

Required

Monthly Base Rent

$3,500.00

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

Optional

Pets

Pets allowed.

Included

Parking

No parking.

Estimated Monthly Rent

$3,456

One-Time Fees

First Month's Rent

$3,500.00

Last Month's Rent

Security Deposit

$3,500.00

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 $3,500+ /month
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Date Available Now

AGENT INFO

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FOR RENT

Boston

Live in the heart of Boston’s North End where the pasta is homemade, the cannoli debates are serious, and you’ll never have an excuse for eating a boring dinner again. This newly renovated 2-bedroom puts you right in the middle of one of Boston’s most iconic neighborhoods. Inside, you’ll find a new kitchen with stainless steel appliances, plenty of cabinetry, and stone countertops with enough prep space to at least pretend you cook even when there are 100 amazing restaurants right outside your door. The apartment also features a clean, modern tile bath, in-unit washer and dryer because dragging laundry down the street is nobody’s idea of historic charm, plus extra basement storage for all the stuff you swore you were going to get rid of. Just outside and you’ve got incredible dining, cafés, shopping, history, nightlife, the Harborwalk, and some of the best people-watching in Boston. Commuting is easy, the waterfront is close, and the rest of the city is right at your fingertips. Come see the apartment before you get distracted by the smell of garlic bread.