Back Bay 1 beds 1 baths Boston

Available: 09-01-2024

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$3,700/mo

1 Bed

1 Bath

Available: 09/01/2024

Back Bay, Boston, MA

246 Beacon St., Boston, MA 02116

Listing courtesy of Meredith Kiep, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Warren Residential

Property Description

Spacious 1 bedroom 1 bathroom apartment on the Charles River side of Beacon Street. Enjoy this sun-filled home with an open layout and updated kitchen and bathroom. Unit features include hardwood floors throughout, a decorative fireplace, and tons of storage & built-ins. Building features include an elevator and coin-op laundry in the basement. The unit comes with an additional storage closet in the basement. Close to Charles River, the Esplanade, the green 'T' Line, Copley Square, easy access to I90, and all the wonderful shops and restaurants Back Bay has to offer. Sorry, no undergrad student or pets.

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Price Comparison

This apartment is above the average price of $3,139 for 1 bedroom apartments in Back Bay. The unit includes some utilities. If you consider the cost of paying for these utilities separately, you may find that having them included in the rent saves you money. The other amenities this apartment offers, along with its condition, location, and size, can also contribute to the above average rent price. Reach out to our agent to schedule a showing or request a rental application.

Average Rent Prices for 1 Bedroom Apartments in Back Bay

Rent Calculator & Affordability

Recommended Annual Gross Income

Household:

$134,545 - $177,600

A range of 25-30% is usually the recommended amount of household or combined gross income to spend on rent. This is also what many landlords are looking for in a prospective tenant, a group of roommates, or their cosigner(s). Remember, this is just a suggestion and does not take into account any other expenses you may have.