7 Denby Rd #3, Boston, MA 02134

**THIS ROOM IS FOR MOVE IN NOW OR 5/1 (THE LATEST) 2 rooms available - 1 tenant (F) These are rooms for rent in a 3 bed 2 full bath apartment. Top floor. Central Air and heat. Front and rear LARGE balconies! ROOM FOR RENT: This room IS HUGE! BIGGER THAN MOST STUDIOS I RENT! 1 F seeking 2 other F e m a l e s . Mid 20s working professionals. Grad students ok too! NO COUPLES. NO PARTIERS! may consider one FIXED cat. MOVE IN COSTS= F,L,S,+broker fee. MUST HAVE STUDENT VISA (F1) OR EXCELLENT CREDIT AND INCOME (or excellent credit and income with your co-signer) Front Bathroom: Shower/bath combo, sink, toilet, mirror, lighting. Fan. Under-sink storage, built-in self. Back Bathroom: Shower, sink, toilet, mirror, lighting. Shower-shelves. Under-sink storage. Kitchen: Sink, under-sink storage, counters, stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, cabinets, & drawers. Refrigerator & freezer with water and ice dispenser. Cut-out in wall for trash and recycling. Comfortably fits a 6 person kitchen table. Living room: Large sunny space with gorgeous shining hard wood floors throughout. Installed is a wall-hung electric fireplace. You could fit a corner-sectional couch, two armchairs, coffee table, end table, TV & bookshelves. There is a cutout in the wall with separate lighting to display anything you choose. Covered front porch: West-facing. Ideal for growing tomatoes, rosemary & thyme. Back deck: Large, east facing covered back deck with an outside power-outlet for keeping all your toys fully charged! The owner takes out trash weekly. Property is kept clean & in excellent condition. Most tenants stay an average of 5 years in this house. Clearly they are happy campers! If you want more information or want to apply for this unit please reach out to Jan asap! Prime location in Allston, close to the green line and multiple buses. Includes a dishwasher, central air (cooling + heating), a LARGE rear private deck facing the back yard, coin laundry in the basement. Adjustable brightness lighting. Off street parking may still be available for rent. :) Easy walk to BU just about 1/2 mi Less than ten min ride on the 57 or green line. 1.5 miles (about 30 min walk) to Harvard Square/ Harvard Business School Front Bathroom: Shower/bath combo, sink, toilet, mirror, lighting. Fan. Under-sink storage, built-in self. Back Bathroom: Shower, sink, toilet, mirror, lighting. Shower-shelves. Under-sink storage. Kitchen: Sink, under-sink storage, counters, stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, cabinets, & drawers. Refrigerator & freezer with water and ice dispenser. Cut-out in wall for trash and recycling. Comfortably fits a 6 person kitchen table. Living room: Large sunny space with gorgeous shining hard wood floors throughout. Installed is a wall-hung electric fireplace. You could fit a corner-sectional couch, two armchairs, coffee table, end table, TV & bookshelves. There is a cutout in the wall with separate lighting to display anything you choose. Covered front porch: West-facing. Ideal for growing tomatoes, rosemary & thyme. Back deck: Large, east facing covered back deck with an outside power-outlet for keeping all your toys fully charged! The owner takes out trash weekly. Property is kept clean & in excellent condition. Most tenants stay an average of 5 years in this house. Clearly they are happy campers! If you want more information or want to apply for this unit please reach out to Jan asap! Prime location in Allston, close to the green line and multiple buses. Includes a dishwasher, central air (cooling + heating), a LARGE rear private deck facing the back yard, coin laundry in the basement. Adjustable brightness lighting. Easy walk to BU just about 1/2 mi Less than ten min ride on the 57 or green line. 1.5 miles (about 30 min walk) to Harvard Square/ Harvard Business School SO MANY BUSSES AND TRAINS! SO CLOSE Bus: 86 445 Western Ave (0.61 mi) Bus: 64 Cambridge St @ Harvard Ave (0.06 mi) Bus: 57 Brighton Ave @ Harvard Ave (0.21 mi) Bus: 501 390 Cambridge St (0.06 mi) Tram: B Harvard Avenue (0.37 mi) Rail: Framingham/Worcester Line Boston Landing (0.31 mi) Bus: 66 Cambridge St @ Franklin St (0.08 mi) The neighborhood of Allston borders the Boston Neighborhoods of Fenway/Kenmore and Brighton, as well as the Town of Brookline. Allston is bordered on the east and north by the Charles River, and the City of Cambridge is accessible via several bridges. The area north of the turnpike near the Charles river is known as Lower Allston (or North Allston). It consists of streets north of Cambridge Street and the Turnpike, all the way to the Charles River. It extends westward to Everett Street and eastward to the Charles River. In its center is Allston Square at the crossroads of Western Avenue and North Harvard Street. Allston is named for the great painter and 1800 Harvard graduate, Washington Allston, "The Father of American Romanticism". Allston Square is appropriately located halfway between Harvard Square in the North and Allston Village, Boston's 'Greenwich Village' in the South. Allston claims to be the only community in America named for an artist. Lower Allston is a small neighborhood that consists of a mix of young professionals, blue-collar tradesmen, members of the educational community, homeowners, and long-term residents. Unlike the rest of Allston, Lower Allston has far fewer students. The neighborhood is very quiet, has extremely low crime,[citation needed] and is an easy walk to Allston Village or Harvard Square. Lower Allston has close proximity to Route 2, the Mass Pike, Storrow Drive, and Soldiers Field Road. Public transportation includes the Red Line at Harvard Square, the Green Line at Packard's Corner or Harvard Avenue and Commonwealth Avenue and the 57, 66, 70, 71, and 86 bus connections on North Harvard Street and Western Avenue. In the early 21st century, Harvard University announced dramatic expansion plans that called for major building projects, including the demolition of existing businesses, to prepare for the construction of new biology and science buildings in the northern sections of Lower Allston. While the existing building stock was demolished and businesses were evicted, the financial crisis of 2008 and the resultant decrease in Harvard's endowment caused the university to suspend the expansion projects. In 2016, Harvard began building again, has completed two new buildings and is starting on the new, state-of-the-art Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences on Western Avenue west of Allston Square by the Charles River. Later, it will begin construction of the "Gateway" building on the northeast corner of Allston Square. (CREDIT TO "ALLSTON" WIKIPEDIA)