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Apartments for Rent in Fenway, Boston, MA

Mike

Mike,  65

Stylish City Living at 849 Beacon

Buong lugar | Beacon Street, Boston, MA, USA

the perfect combination of classic Boston charm and modern convenience at 849 Beacon Street! Ideally located in the vibrant Kenmore Square and Fenway neighborhood, this inviting apartment offers an appealing home base for students, young professionals, medical professionals, and anyone looking to enjoy the best of city living.Step into a welcoming living space featuring beautiful hardwood floors, elegant bay windows, and distinctive architectural details that give the apartment timeless character. High ceilings and abundant natural light create an airy atmosphere, while a decorative fireplace adds warmth and charm to the living area. The thoughtfully designed layout offers a comfortable setting for relaxing after a busy day, studying for upcoming exams, or enjoying a quiet evening at home.Bedroom: A comfortable private bedroom designed for rest and relaxation. Bathroom: A full bathroom for everyday convenience. Classic Hardwood Floors: Attractive flooring that complements the apartment’s traditional Boston character. Bright Bay Windows: Welcome natural light and add distinctive architectural appeal. Modern Kitchen: Granite countertops, a dishwasher, and contemporary kitchen features in advertised units. Decorative Fireplace: An attractive focal point that enhances the living space. Elegant Interior Details: High ceilings and decorative moldings create a timeless residential feel.Heat and Hot Water: Included in certain advertised rental offerings; confirm the terms for the specific unit. Laundry: Availability varies by unit and building arrangement, so confirm before applying Enjoy a convenient location near Boston University, Kenmore Square, and the lively Fenway neighborhood. With nearby public transportation, cafés, restaurants, grocery stores, and neighborhood shops, everyday errands and commuting around Boston can be easier.

Petsa kung kailan Available o Magagamit: Kaagad

$
2295
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Anmol

Anmol,  29

2BR 2BA Jamaica Plain OCT FREE

Buong lugar | Jamaica Plain, Boston, MA, USA

Hey everyone! My roommate and I are looking for someone to take over our lease at a great 2-bed, 2-bath apartment in the heart of Jamaica Plain at 58 Seaverns Ave available immediately for a Nov 1st official lease start. Why we are moving: We absolutely love this spot, but our previous landlord reached out to let us know our old condo (which we left because it was going to be sold) was pulled off the market, and we have the rare chance to move back in. Our lucky break is your gain! THE FINANCIALS (Why this is a great deal):• Broker Fee: $0 (You are taking over directly from us).• October Rent: $0 (We already paid this month. If you sign and get approved, you can move in immediately and live rent-free until Nov 1st).• Monthly Rent: $4,000/month THE APARTMENT SPECS:• Space: 1,050 sqft First-floor unit (no carrying groceries up flights of stairs).• Outdoor Space: Features a spacious private back porch, perfect for relaxing or working outside.• Amenities: Central A/C, In-unit Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal, and Gas Heat.• Parking: 1 dedicated off-street parking space included in the rent.• Pets: Pet-friendly! (Both cats and dogs are allowed). THE LOCATION & COMMUTE:• Transit: 5-minute walk to the Green Street T Station (Orange Line) for a fast downtown commute, and a 2-minute walk to the 39 & 41 bus stops.• Lifestyle: Just a 10-minute walk to Jamaica Pond for running/walking trails, and a 2-minute walk to all the local coffee shops and restaurants on Centre Street.

Petsa kung kailan Available o Magagamit: Kaagad

$
4000
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  • How many apartments for rent are available in Fenway, Boston?

    Supply runs deeper than the neighborhood's footprint suggests, because Fenway absorbed more new construction over the past decade than almost anywhere else in Boston. One brokerage feed listed 224 available apartments across Fenway and Kenmore on a single September day, split between prewar walk-ups and towers finished in the last ten years. Roomster has 25 apartments for rent around Fenway. The constraint is speed rather than choice: the median listing went from posted to leased in eight days in January, against eighteen days a year earlier, so shortlist buildings before you start touring.

  • How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Fenway?

    January figures put a Fenway studio at $2,385, a one-bedroom at $2,931 and a two-bedroom at $3,726, with the average across all sizes at $3,076, up about 3.7 percent on the year. The spread inside those averages is what matters. You can find apartments for rent under $2,300 in the West Fens walk-ups along Hemenway Street, Symphony Road and Westland Avenue, and on the Mission Hill side of Huntington Avenue, while the Boylston Street towers with concierges and roof decks set the ceiling. One-bedrooms were essentially flat year over year, barely moving from $2,930, so the increases landed on larger units.

  • What kinds of apartments for rent does Fenway have?

    Two apartment markets share one neighborhood name. The older one covers the West Fens and the streets off Park Drive: brick walk-ups from the 1910s and 1920s with radiators, high ceilings, no lift and no doorman, carved into everything from studios to five-bedrooms. The newer one runs along Boylston Street and Brookline Avenue, where The Viridian at 1282 Boylston, Pierce Boston at 1330 Boylston, Van Ness at 1325 Boylston, Bower at 771 Beacon Street and Fenway Triangle at 180 Brookline Avenue came with gyms, roof decks and garage parking. Decide which market you are shopping before comparing prices, because a studio in one is not the same product as a studio in the other.

  • Are there concessions or no-fee deals on Fenway apartments for rent?

    This is a better year than most to ask. Availability climbed through 2026, with the share of Fenway units on the market at any moment up close to 40 percent on the year, and owners answered with incentives instead of lower asking rents. One month free, waived amenity fees and gift cards at signing have been common on Fenway and Kenmore listings, especially in the larger buildings with units to fill. Work out what the net rent comes to across the whole lease, then ask what the rent becomes at renewal, because an incentive in the first year often vanishes in the second.

  • Should I rent an apartment near Fenway Park or closer to the Fens?

    The two sides feel further apart than the map suggests. Apartments on Lansdowne, Jersey and Van Ness sit inside the event footprint: those streets close to traffic roughly three hours before first pitch and reopen an hour after the final out, with up to twelve concerts a summer stacked on the baseball schedule. Walk five minutes south and the Back Bay Fens changes the character entirely, with the Fenway Victory Gardens, the last continuously operating World War II victory garden in the country, running along the water. If you can, tour a ballpark-adjacent apartment on an event evening rather than a quiet weekday.

  • Which Fenway apartments for rent work best for a Longwood or downtown commute?

    Fenway is unusual in Boston for touching three Green Line branches and a commuter rail line at once. Kenmore serves the B, C and D branches, putting Back Bay, downtown and Brookline within a short ride, while the E branch at Symphony, Northeastern and the Museum of Fine Arts runs toward the Longwood hospitals, which many residents simply walk to instead. Lansdowne station on the Framingham and Worcester line matters if you commute out to Newton, Framingham or Worcester. For Cambridge, the dependable route is the D or C to Park Street and the Red Line, so weigh that transfer when comparing addresses.