Brighton 1 Bed 1 Bath Boston

Flexible Move-In Date

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$2,300/mo

1 Bed

1 Bath

Available: Now

Brighton Center - Brighton, Boston, MA

Fee Reduced to 50%

Property Description

1bed/1Bath Located in Brighton!
Brand New White Appliances
Gleaming Hardwood Floors
Ample Closet Space Brighton’s commercial center and Historic District, Brighton Center is a lively hub for bar hoppers and foodies. Mom and pop bakeries fill the streets with the scent of baked goods in the mornings, only to be replaced by the smells of a variety of delicious restaurants including staples like Brighton Bodega whose globally inspired menu changes daily. It can easily be argued it is one of the most historically significant areas within Brighton, and to this day is where the hustle and bustle of Brighton is concentrated. Express buses in Brighton center offer a quick ride to Downtown Boston, but it can also be very easily accessed via the Green line B line.

Transportation Options
Arsenal St @ Arsenal Ct Bus Stop 0.5 mi (13 min away)
Arsenal St opp Arsenal Ct Dr Bus Stop 0.5 mi (13 min away)
Mt Auburn St @ Adams Ave Bus Stop 0.6 mi (15 min away)
Mt Auburn St @ School St Bus Stop 0.8 mi (18 min away)
Mt Auburn St @ Winthrop St Bus Stop 0.6 mi (15 min away)

Nearby Places
Braille & Talking Book Library
Domino's
Library
Samuel P. Hayes Research Library
Stellina

Map & Nearby Areas

Nearby Areas

Jamaica Plain Apartments

Mission Hill Apartments

Symphony Apartments

South End Apartments

Nearby Colleges & Universities

Boston College

Boston University

Price Comparison

This apartment is 2.21% less expensive than the average price of $2,352 for 1 bedroom apartments in Brighton. Congratulations on finding a great apartment that is below the average rent price in Brighton. Contact us about this great unit before it's gone!

Average Rent Prices for 1 Bedroom Apartments in Brighton

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