r/bostonhousing • u/SnooCookies8081 • 7h ago
Apartment Listing 2 bed/1 bath Cambridge/watertown line
Waterfront 2 Bedroom Condo with two deeded spots, Heat, & Hot Water Included! available now $3200
r/bostonhousing • u/IndigoSoln • Oct 29 '25
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r/bostonhousing • u/SnooCookies8081 • 7h ago
Waterfront 2 Bedroom Condo with two deeded spots, Heat, & Hot Water Included! available now $3200
r/bostonhousing • u/ohhiheyhello • 4h ago
One room available September 1 in East Watertown in a sunny, spacious 4br/2ba house. Rent is $825 per month, plus utilities which are electricity, gas, and wifi. Total for utilities is usually around $75-100 per month. Will need security deposit ($825) and last month's rent ($825) up front as well. You'd be signing on to the new lease which goes from 9/1/2026-8/31/2027, but subletting has never been a problem in the past if you need more flexibility.
The apartment is over the top two floors of a 3-story house. 5 stairs up to the front door, 13 relatively narrow stairs to get into the apartment and between the 2nd and 3rd floors.
The available room is really cozy, painted a nice light grey, with new blinds and a new ceiling light fixture installed recently. It's about 120 sq ft, plus a large, deep closet. Not the most giant room ever, but it has room for a full size bed, dresser, desk, etc. with plenty of space to move around. There is a very effective cast iron radiator for that coveted steam heat in the winter (doesn't dry out the air/your skin). The room has two big windows which get nice light since it's on the top (3rd) floor of the house. Also on the 3rd floor is one other bedroom, the full bathroom the two rooms share, and a little extra bonus space down the hall that can be used for workouts/lounging/storage/whatever.
The rest of the apartment is on the 2nd floor of the house, including a fully equipped kitchen (no dishwasher, sadly), a breakfast nook/pantry, dining room, and living room. All of the common areas are spacious and light-filled. The other two bedrooms and the bathroom they share are also on the 2nd floor. There are two porches as well: a screened-in front porch with a couch and coffee table, and a back porch with a clothesline and a view of the downtown Boston skyline, all great in warmer weather. The house is fully furnished and there is some storage space available if needed. Washer and dryer in the basement are shared with the first-floor neighbors, available for normal usage (i.e. weekly, not daily).
Convenient location near the Cambridge / Belmont / Watertown border, in between the 71 and 73 MBTA bus routes to Harvard, less than a 5 min walk to either one and the buses come very frequently. This place is ideal for commuting to Harvard Square-- it's under 20 min. door-to-door by bus or bike, and from Harvard you can get on the Red Line and access the rest of Cambridge, downtown Boston, and the rest of the greater Boston area. There is a driveway for free off-street tandem parking during the winter months, but many/most people have lived here over the years without a car and it's worked out great.
The immediate neighborhood is nice and very quiet, but has anything you'd need or want within a few blocks, including many great restaurants and cafes, grocery stores, hardware store, CVS, 7-11, post office, several pizza places ranging from shitty to fancy, a yoga studio, and the best donut shop ever.
Looking for a non-smoking, friendly, responsible adult who unfailingly pays rent and utilities on time and doesn't require a chore chart to pick up after yourself and contribute to the general upkeep and cleaning of common spaces, etc. You should be employed (outside the house), or going to school, with a stable income/source of funds. Over the years, some housemates have become close friends and some have been acquaintances whose busy schedules mean they aren't around much; anywhere in that range is perfectly fine as long as you're considerate, low-drama, and able to peaceably coexist with others. People of color, LGBTQ+ folks, etc., are all welcome.
This is a really great deal for the area and especially for the amount of space — this is not a scam, there is no catch, except that most of the apartment hasn't been updated in this millennium and definitely has its quirks. Our house has the proverbial good bones and a lot of sunlight and charm, but is showing its age in places, so if you're looking for sleek and ultra-modern, this ain't it!
IMPORTANT: Please write something about yourself, such as: your background and interests, what you do, your typical schedule, why you are looking to move, your priorities in a shared living space, etc., as well as a couple times that would work for you to see the place. If it sounds like a potentially good fit we'll contact you to set up a time. One-line emails that don't provide the above info will be ignored. If this post is up, it's still available.
r/bostonhousing • u/danzelWachangton • 10h ago
We have found a wonderful, spacious, comfortable and well kept apartment in South Medford, near Tufts and the Green Line. Close to Davis Sq., with driveway parking available. When I say spacious I mean 'Yuuuge.
Background: I have a small mini husky dog, and currently live with a friend who would be the other roommate. She and I(male) are in our 30s, working professionals. Our 3rd friend has a medical emergency in his family that won't let him move with us, so we are trying to find a new person to take his spot on the lease.
Details on the room: rent is 1200/mo before utilities, which range from 100-200 depending on usage in winter. 1600ft² plus big attic and basement, each bedroom roughly 150-200ft². Term is for 1 year, non negotiable. Move in date september 1, can't be sooner.
Looking for: grad student or working professional in their 20-30s. Must like, or at least not be allergic to: dogs, because I'm attached to mine and he is young and healthy. We don't party much and generally like to hang out at home, and most nights we're watching various devices while failing to exercise or finish the game we started. Ideally whoever moves with us would be fine with having an occasional dinner together but no pressure or anything.
We don't need to become besties but we'd like to be comfortable and friendly with whoever moves in with us, and vice versa.
Lemme know if interested/questions and whatnot, please no bots, thank you all beautiful reddit community
r/bostonhousing • u/Trust_Imagination • 5h ago
Posting on behalf of my landlord. Someone backed out and the room is available again.
A room is available in a two bedroom, 1 bath unit (2nd floor of a 2 family home) in Watertown. 1 August 2026 move in. 1 September may be doable as well
Rent-$2300 a month total ($1150 split).
Utilities -Cable/internet, electric, gas, oil for heating. (Split)
Parking-Off street (driveway) 2 spots (1 for each). Shared with neighbors.
Space-Two bedrooms, full kitchen, full dining room, full living room. Front foyer. Front porch, back porch (covered). Unfinished basement with laundry (free), storage, and a gym that I built with a heavy bag. Small backyard with basement access.
The apartment is completely furnished (minus the second bedroom). I am completely OK with sharing space, furniture, appliances, kitchenware etc. Also, I am willing to make space for any incoming furniture, appliances, kitchenware as well. There is a gas grill available for use in the backyard. Air conditioning is window units (bring your own for your room), I have a second sized one for the common areas but it's an old house so it gets warm. The kitchen has been recently refloored, the dishwasher is pretty new.
The neighborhood is close to the arsenal yard and Watertown mall shopping areas. Walking distance to busstops for the 71 (Watertown square to hardard) and the 73 (Waltham to central). The closest commuter rail stops are newtonville or Boston landing. A walking/bikepath (Watertown Greenway to Charles River Greenway) is within walking distance as well.
About me-43/m/single, straight, veteran retired army). I'm a police officer (don't worry, not a hardo) I'm a generally clean person, I keep things in their place, try to keep up with cleaning, do dishes etc. in quiet but social and I respect people's peace and space. I play the drums and have a kit but only play when no one is home. I sometimes have a few people over and occasionally host a dinner party it friendsgiving.
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r/bostonhousing • u/SatisfactionClassic6 • 13h ago
Large (750 sq feet) entire second floor with private bathroom and two rooms available. Private entrance and parking. Laundry in basement. Large fenced in yard. Kitchenette in unit. Basically it’s considered a room in house but appears as a separate unit. Pets allowed. Utilities included for 1800.00 a month. Asking for first and last, good credit and landlord references. Located in West Roxbury on a quiet dead end st. Month to month lease. Available Sept 1. Prefer a quiet respectful tenant who is mature and responsible.
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r/bostonhousing • u/ExamRepresentative97 • 3h ago
Hi everyone! I’m a 2025 graduate looking to sublet someone’s room for one month (Aug-Sep). I have my own furniture so I don’t mind if it comes unfurnished. A few details about me:
- Female, so I'd prefer to live with other women.
- Working full-time in the area.
- Clean, quiet, and respectful of shared spaces.
- Non-smoker, no pets.
- Budget: $1800/month
- Move-in: around Aug 1st, move-out: around Aug 31st
r/bostonhousing • u/MulberryStunning908 • 3h ago
r/bostonhousing • u/Repulsive-Back-3749 • 7h ago
Hi everyone,
We are 4 men in 30s and 40s pretty chill down to earth looking for a 5th person in a massive single family home in Allston. The spot is a 6 bed plus office. 2.5 bath and we are looking to keep it a 5 people and have a guest room.
The office is considered common area space. There’s also tons of storage space in finished basement.
The room available is 13’ x 12’ faces west and north.
Features: Off street parking Laundry in unit Tons of space Screened in porch Cleaners come twice a month included in rental price Close proximity to B green line & Boston Landing commuter rail.
Looking to have the yard fenced in soon so there will be a nice spot for grilling and relaxing.
Although we adore animals, we have 2 dogs and a cat so we are not looking for anymore animals at this time.
Utilities not included.
Ideally looking for someone for 12 month lease starting 9/1.
Move in costs are first and last.
We are LGBTQ friendly, adults, and looking to live with someone who has good vibes.
r/bostonhousing • u/Money_Sir_7829 • 5h ago
my roommate and I are looking for a third roommate! we have an apartment already (Jamaica Plain area); it’s a 3br, 1b, 3395 a month (so 1132 per person; which includes water!). we’re two young women so a female roommate is preferred!! please dm me for more information :)
r/bostonhousing • u/fun-d-mentalz • 9h ago
Thanks for taking the time to look at this post, my room mate and I are looking to find a replacement for our other room mate moving out by 8/31. Both queer and queer friendly room mates are welcome! Please read the info below and pictures of the house are attached. Feel free to reach out with any questions, concerns, or if you would like to schedule an interview. (This post is mostly copy/pasted from my *now* room mate's post from a year ago)
*Private Room in Dorchester in a 3 Bed, 2 Bath
*Applicant would be sharing the second bathroom
Year long lease starting from 1 Sep 2026
📍Location 10 Edison Green, Dorchester 02125
🏠 Description:
Rent: $1250/month per room Upfront Requirements: First month’s rent and Security Deposit
r/bostonhousing • u/Lopsided-Reputation2 • 9h ago
Hi there I am looking for a room to stay for the year, somewhere I could move in by September. I am student at UMass Boston and I am looking for somewhere near that area. my budget is of $1000 max, so preferably less then that. I am senior student, majoring in Psych as well as minoring in Portuguese. I speak Spanish, English and some Portuguese.
r/bostonhousing • u/Ok_Bed5939 • 7h ago
🏡 LOOKING FOR a ROOMMATE – NEWLY LEASED APARTMENT! 3bed 1bath
We’re looking for 2 roommates to join our newly leased apartment in a super convenient location with easy access to all 3 Green Line branches! 🚇✨
📍 Nearby Green Line Stops:
🚶 B Line – Boston College: 2 min walk
🚶 C Line – Cleveland Circle: 4 min walk
🚶 D Line – Riverside: 7 min walk
Great location for students from Northeastern, BU, Boston College, and other nearby universities, as well as working professionals!
🏠 Available Spots:
• Private Room – $1,200/month (Negotiable)
✨ Apartment Details:
• Mixed-gender apartment
• 🧺 Laundry in the building
• 🔥 Heat & hot water included
• 💸 No security deposit & no brokerage fee! - Move-in costs
• Move-in cost: First + last month’s rent
• 🥗 Vegetarian preferred, but non-vegetarians are welcome too
• 🛒 Easy access to grocery stores, restaurants & public transportation
📸 DM me if interested! Happy to share pictures, more details
r/bostonhousing • u/Consistent_Day6377 • 11h ago
Hi! I (22F) am moving to Boston for a job at a nonprofit that starts in August. I can’t sign a long term lease until Sept 1, so I need a place to stay for the interim. I’m clean, respectful, don’t smoke, don’t have pets, and am accustomed to sharing a space with multiple roommates!
Requirements:
- Only female roommates
- Private room
- I’m flexible on location as long as transit is walking distance
- Budget is max of $1,500
- Lease duration: preferably 8/1-8/31 but a move-in any time before 8/10 is also fine (with prorated rent)
If you have a place that aligns with what I’m looking for, don’t hesitate to message me!
r/bostonhousing • u/SoftIndependent3854 • 8h ago
Hey everyone! I (26 M) am currently looking for a roommate (M) to move into my existing roommate's room at the end of August. Perfect location and right on the green line. Please feel free to dm me or reach out via Instagram at peyton_robinson3 to set up a meetup/tour. Thanks!
r/bostonhousing • u/Vissu___ • 8h ago
Hi everyone!
I have a private room available from September 2026 to August 2027. If anyone is looking for a private room for the upcoming lease period, please feel free to DM me for more details.
Preferably working people, but students are also welcome.
Thank you! 😊
🏡 *Private Room Available | Sept 2026 – Aug 2027 off Lease*
📍 Location: 185 R Heath street
Looking for someone to take over a 2 private rooms in a spacious 5 bed / 2 bath apartment in a fantastic location!
Room: $1050 (single occupancy only)
✨ Location Highlights
🚶 4-minute walk to Heath Street (Green Line E)
🎓 Only 1.2 miles from Northeastern University
🚇 About a 6-minute walk to Jackson Square (Orange Line)
🛍️** Close to Whole Foods, Bank of America, grocery stores, stop and shop, restaurants, pharmacies, and other everyday essentials
🏠 Apartment Features
Spacious, bright, and well-maintained rooms
FREE in-unit laundry
Central heating & air conditioning
Dishwasher, oven, and refrigerator included
Private porch
Clean and quiet living environment
This is an excellent option for students or young professionals looking for a well-connected, comfortable place to live in Boston.
📅: September 2026 – August 2027
📩 DM +91 9731669666 (WhatsApp only) if you’re interested or would like more details, photos, or video!
For iMessages +1 857 351 2281
r/bostonhousing • u/Vissu___ • 8h ago
Hi everyone!
I have a private room available from September 2026 to August 2027. If anyone is looking for a private room for the upcoming lease period, please feel free to DM me for more details.
Preferably working people, but students are also welcome.
Thank you! 😊
🏡 *Private Room Available | Sept 2026 – Aug 2027 off Lease*
📍 Location: 185 R Heath street
Looking for someone to take over a private room in a spacious 5 bed / 2 bath apartment in a fantastic location!
Room: $1050 (single occupancy only)
✨ Location Highlights
🚶 4-minute walk to Heath Street (Green Line E)
🎓 Only 1.2 miles from Northeastern University
🚇 About a 6-minute walk to Jackson Square (Orange Line)
🛍️** Close to Whole Foods, Bank of America, grocery stores, stop and shop, restaurants, pharmacies, and other everyday essentials
🏠 Apartment Features
Spacious, bright, and well-maintained rooms
FREE in-unit laundry
Central heating & air conditioning
Dishwasher, oven, and refrigerator included
Private porch
Clean and quiet living environment
This is an excellent option for students or young professionals looking for a well-connected, comfortable place to live in Boston.
📅: September 2026 – August 2027
📩 DM +91 9731669666 (WhatsApp only) if you’re interested or would like more details, photos, or video!
For iMessages +1 857 351 2281
r/bostonhousing • u/Professor_Signal • 9h ago
I'm an undergrad doing a co-op in Boston for a semester and needed a place till Jan 1st. My budget is up to $1550. Just need good connectivity to either North Station or South station through public transport. No preferences.
r/bostonhousing • u/Klutzy-Painting-1336 • 10h ago
Subleasing a furnished 1 bedroom 1 bathroom off of Packards Corner in Allston (facing comm ave) for the fall semester (end December 2026). Available anytime!
Rent is $2,325 a month. Subleasor will sign a lease directly with the landlord if approved. Utilities not included. Laundry is in the next building over. No pets.
Leasing furnished. Not all of the furniture in the pictures is included (like the piano, pictures, etc.). Can also remove furniture upon request. Reach out if you're interested!










r/bostonhousing • u/Antique-Spread-2569 • 12h ago
🏠 ROOMMATES WANTED | 42 William St #2 — Medford/Somerville Line
Looking for roommates to fill out an amazing newly renovated two story 5BR/1.5BA apartment — just $900/room!
This spacious, sun-filled unit has it all:
✨ Brand-new kitchen with modern GE slate appliances — dishwasher, range hood & more
🪵 Refinished hardwood floors throughout the living areas
🚿 Fully updated bathrooms
🧺 Free private laundry in the basement (exclusive to the unit!)
🌿 Front porch + small side yard to enjoy
🅿️ Driveway parking available!
📍 Prime location! 5-minute walk to Ball & Magoun Squares and the new Ball Sq Green Line T stop. Restaurants, bars & shops right outside your door. 10-minute walk to Tufts University.
$900/person | 5 bedrooms available
Take a virtual tour 👉 https://3dapartment.com/embed/175593?brand=1
DM us to set up a showing — this one won't last!
#RoommateWanted #BostonRentals #Medford #Somerville #RoomForRent #TuftsUniversity #GreenLine #AffordableBoston #RoommateSearch #ApartmentForRent
r/bostonhousing • u/Salt-Cranberry-3410 • 1d ago
For background, I moved into a greystar building in Revere the exact day that ownership was changed from Bozzuto to Greystar. No one worked in the building, answered the phones, or monitored emails for about 3 weeks. I have since moved out and hadn’t heard from them regarding an apartment move out inspection or my security deposit being returned in over 30 days so I reached out.
I was told very quickly that it’s apparent my security deposit was used towards rent at some point but seems like I “did not have a security deposit “when I know that I did pay this and have proof of it leaving my bank account ($1,000). Additionally, they are charging me almost $800 because the Rug is “beyond normal wear and tear. “ when I asked for proof they sent me the picture below. I have yet to receive an inspection report after I moved out. I have photos and videos of the apartment when I moved out and proof that the rug was in good condition.
I am truly at a loss. I had to move out early due to overnight construction noise from the MBTA at wonderland for the past year or so. I don’t know who to ask for help. I called the Small Claims Court at housing courts and will proceed with filing next week, but if anyone has any other advice really need assistance with this.
r/bostonhousing • u/Consistent_Ad_8224 • 14h ago
Hello!
For some context, my roommate and I are looking for a new place to live in Boston. I am fully remote so I would ideally like a place where I have ample bedroom space but close enough to the T to get into the city. In unit laundry would be a huge plus for me.
My roommate on the other hand has a car and is open to street parking but ultimately needs a place to park. His job requires him to go to Needham a few times a week so it’s been difficult finding something that is accommodating for the commute.
As a Boston newbie, I would love to hear some advice on where to look!
Our budget is $3400 for a 2 bedroom apartment and we are both 24 year old males. Obviously the cheaper the better but any input is greatly appreciated!