Watertown Apartment for rent 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath

Available: 05-01-2024

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$2,550/mo

2 Beds

1 Bath

Available: 05/01/2024

Watertown, MA

Good Deal

$179 below market

Property Description

2 Bed 1 Bath with Living Room
Separate Bills for Gas & Electricity
Hardwood Floors
Kitchen w/ Electric Stove and Fridge
Street Parking
Close to Bus Stops Watertown, a suburb of Boston, has become a popular place to live for many reasons. The town itself is made up of 6 distinct neighborhoods that each offer their own history and local attractions. Home to popular restaurants such as Branch Line, as well as a modern shopping center, there is no shortage of things to do. One of the other major positives of living in Watertown is how easy of a commute it is into the city. With easy access to highways and public transportation, the convenience of location can make commuting a lot less stressful. Whether you are looking for a suburb close to the city or a downtown to explore, Watertown is a great place to live.

Transportation Options
Main St @ Merchants Row Bus Stop 0.2 mi (4 min away)
Mt Auburn St @ Main St Bus Stop 0.1 mi (2 min away)
Mt Auburn St @ Main St Bus Stop 0.1 mi (3 min away)
Watertown Sq Terminal Bus Stop 0.2 mi (4 min away)
Watertown Yard Bus Stop 0.1 mi (4 min away)

Nearby Places
Home Taste
Sichuan Cuisine
Super Fusion Cuisine II
Tabrizi Bakery
Watertown Founders Monument

Map & Nearby Areas

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Price Comparison

This apartment is 6.56% less expensive than the average price of $2,729 for 2 bedroom apartments in Watertown. It's rare to find an apartment this far below the average rent price in Watertown. Units like this rent quickly. Contact Boston Pads now to see this apartment or request a rental application.

Average Rent Prices for 2 Bedroom Apartments in Watertown

Rent Calculator & Affordability

Recommended Annual Gross Income

Household:

$92,727 - $122,400

You + 1 Roommate, Each:

$51,000 - $61,200

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.