Medford 2 beds 2 baths

Available: 09-01-2024

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$3,300/mo

2 Beds

2 Baths

Available: 09/01/2024

Medford, MA

65 Valley St, Medford, MA 02155

Listing courtesy of USLiving Team, Hooli Homes Boston

Amenities & Apartment Information

Unit

In-Unit Laundry

Balcony

Stainless Steel Appliances

Property Description

Live in well maintained and comfy open floor plan condominium, off I-93, direct access to express bus to Haymarket, stones throw to 3 parks/fields, Medford Sq and Fellsway Reservation. Property mgmt keeps this place in tiptop shape. TOO MANY amenities to list. They include elevator, in-unit washer & dryer, stainless steel appliances, 1 dedicated GARAGE parking, extra unassigned spaces in parking lot (NO more shoveling snow), updated bathrooms/kitchen w/recessed lighting, and balcony. Also TRASH CHUTE down the hall and Central A/C! Condo has 1 HUGE master bedroom (3 large windows and spacious enough for king bed and couch), walk-in closet, and on-suite bath. 2nd bedroom is across from full bathroom. Ample spacing between condo floors! Large, impeccably maintained hallways/stairways with security cameras. Lease includes hot water, snow removal. Electric separate. Ecobee thermostat to help you save on energy costs.

Map & Nearby Areas

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Nearby Colleges & Universities

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Price Comparison

This apartment is above the average price of $2,801 for 2 bedroom apartments in Medford. 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. Contact us today before this great unit is rented!

Average Rent Prices for 2 Bedroom Apartments in Medford

Rent Calculator & Affordability

Recommended Annual Gross Income

Household:

$120,000 - $158,400

You + 1 Roommate, Each:

$66,000 - $79,200

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.