No Broker's Fee. Spacious 7 Bed / 3 Bath in Prime Lower Allston - Near Harvard Business School.
Welcome to an exceptional opportunity in Lower Allston, a beautifully sized 7-bedroom, 3-bath apartment perfectly positioned near Harvard Business School, Trader Joe's, and an incredible mix of local restaurants, cafes, and everyday conveniences. With this much space, everyone gets room to breathe while still enjoying the energy of one of Boston's most in-demand neighborhoods.
Commuting is effortless with easy bus and train access, plus it's just a short bike ride, or even a walk, to Harvard Square in Cambridge. Whether you're heading to class, work, or meeting friends for dinner, everything is right at your fingertips. Lower Allston offers the perfect balance of neighborhood charm and city convenience, making this an ideal home for students, professionals, or anyone looking for space, location, and lifestyle all in one. Opportunities like this don't come around often, reach out today.
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RentalSource last checked: 17 hours ago · Listing updated: October 25, 2026
This 6-bedroom, 3-bathroom apartment at 115 Franklin in Allston, MA 02134 rents for $4,800 a month. 115 Franklin was advertised by Justin Giuliano on September 19, 2026.
How the Rent Compares
At $4,800 a month, this apartment is below the typical rent for 4+ bedroom apartments and condos in Allston (about $5,400).
Typical $5,400This home $4,800
$4,000$6,400
From 286 apartments and condos with four or more bedrooms listed in Allston on RentalSource in November 2026: the scale holds eight in ten of them, and the shaded band the middle half.
$5,400Typical rent for 4+ bedroom apartments and condos in Allston
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Recommended income
$192,000 /year
With your chosen rent-to-income ratio, an annual income of $192,000 is recommended to comfortably afford this 6-bedroom rental priced at $4,800 per month.
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