$1,400 /month

#1285: Allston - B (Has an Apartment). Experience the vibe of Allston, Boston, with this attractive room for rent in a 4-bedroom apartment. Shared with three roommates, the apartment offers a fine balance between community living and personal space. The room can be rented either unfurnishedIf you are looking for a shared apartment in Allston, Boston, you can choose this newly refurbished shared apartment on the 2nd and 3rd floors with a total size of 1430 sq. ft. with 3 other roommates or you can rent this shared apartment on your own - if available. You can request to have your bedroom furnished or unfurnished. This shared apartment is 12 min walk from the Boston Landing station for the Framingham/Worcester Line and 8 min away from the Harvard Avenue station for the B in Harvard Avenue. Other features of this apartment are: WiFi, guarantors allowed, smoke-free, electric heating, 32" flat-screen tv, oven, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher. If you drive, you can easily find street parking. A short drive or walk away from some of Bostons best hospitals and schools, this first-floor shared apartment is ideal for Boston College students and young professionals who want to live close to where they work. With an estimated population of over 29,000, Allston is a lively and diverse neighborhood that consists mainly of young adults and college students. People between the age of 18-34 make up roughly 78-percent of the population here. Just north of Brookline, Allston borders the Boston neighborhoods of Fenway and Brighton. Home to numerous small businesses and restaurants, you will find everything you need at the triangle-shaped intersection where Brighton, Commonwealth, and Harvard Avenues meet. From sports pubs and espresso bars to boutique consignment shops and some of the best Korean food you can find in Boston, Allston has it all. The neighborhood is serviced by the B branch of Bostons MBTA subway Green Line, which runs through Commonwealth Avenue. From the front door of this four-story apartment building, it is a short eight-minute walk to Harvard Avenue station to catch the Green Line subway over to Boston University, Fenway Park, and into Downtown.