




Discover a bright and renovated retreat in Lower Allston, offering a spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment designed for those who want more room than a hotel while enjoying the comfort of staying together. This multi-level home provides approximately 1,300 sq. ft. of inviting space, making it a practical choice for families, university visits, business trips, and longer bookings in Boston.
The layout is thoughtfully designed for group harmony, featuring an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area. The main level is anchored by a large sectional, providing a comfortable place to relax and unwind with Smart TVs located throughout the home. One of the standout features is the kitchen, which boasts a quartz-topped island, stainless-steel appliances, and a dishwasher, providing generous counter space for everything from quick breakfasts to full home-cooked meals.
Sleeping arrangements include:
With two full bathrooms, the home ensures mornings and evenings are streamlined for groups. For added convenience, the residence is equipped with a dedicated workspace and practical essentials for any length of stay.
Key Features & Amenities:
Located in Lower Allston, the apartment offers excellent access to Harvard Square, Boston University, Cambridge, Boston Landing, and the Charles River area. Guests can find a variety of restaurants, cafés, and essentials nearby, including a Star Market within walking distance. For those avoiding the downtown rush, the nearby Boston Landing station, transit options, and Bluebikes provide convenient alternatives to driving.
Practical Info & Rules:
Whether you are visiting for a university tour or a professional engagement, this bright and modern home serves as a comfortable and strategic base for exploring the best of Boston and Cambridge.
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