“”“ Rent 1580usd per 4 weeks “”“
Amenities Concierge & Doorman Wi-Fi Internet Fully Furnished Co-working Space Gym On-site Security TV in the Room Washer / Dryer Utilities Included Gated Community Rooftop infinity pool & lounge Room Type Private Room Shared Bathroom No Pet No Smoking Room Features Full Bed Bed linens Desk Lamp Study Desk Wardrobe Description
Room: Deluxe room is our signature product for luxury living. It provides premium privacy and comfort. It is spacious enough to have a full-size bed, study desk, nightstand, 60“ Smart TV, and a streaming device. This room does not have any drawbacks and has everything you would need in a room. Big windows allow an abundance of natural light to enter the room.
Neighbourhood: Brighton is a neighborhood located in the western part of the city of Boston, Massachusetts. It’s known for its vibrant student population, diverse community, and easy access to public transportation. At Brighton Residence, you’ll find yourself situated near many restaurants, shops, and other amenities. The area is particularly popular among college students, as Boston College and Boston University are both located nearby. As a result, the neighborhood has a lively and youthful atmosphere.There are several parks and green spaces in the area, including Chandler Pond, Rogers Park, and the Chestnut Hill Reservoir. These provide opportunities for outdoor recreation and relaxation. In terms of transportation, the neighborhood is served by several bus lines and the Green Line of the MBTA’s subway system. This makes it easy to get around the city and explore other parts of Boston. Overall, our Brighton Residence is located in a bustling and dynamic neighborhood that offers a wide range of amenities and opportunities.
Harrington Housing is happy to provide the best and most affordable student housing experience in Boston.
All pictures shown are for illustration purposes only. The actual room may slightly vary due to the layout. An in-person or virtual tour of the actual unit is recommended.
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