Awesome location between Harvard Porter Squares. Somerville Cambridge blend together in this desirable trendy neighborhood close to shopping, dining, nightlife, bars and more. Red Line trains nearby at Porter station, as well as commuter trains and many major Mbta bus routes. Close to shopping, trendy dining, exciting nightlife and bars, much more. Convenient to Harvard University, Lesley University, Kendall Square, MIT, Inman Square, parks along the Charles River, Harvard Business School, as well as a quick ride on the Red Line to Downtown Boston, Mass General Hospital, Boston Common, South Station commuter trains, Beacon Hill and all that the Boston area has to offer. Move-In Costs Fees: Last Month Rent: $3,000. First Month Rent: $3,000. Lock Key Fee: $150. Disclaimer: Some information and pictures are automatically pulled from the landlord(s) database and may not represent the actual unit. While we attempt to ensure display of current and accurate data, this listing may. Shared laundry facilities. Pet Friendly, Shared, Garbage, Water, Dishwasher, HardwoodFloors, LaundryinBuilding, OvenRange, Refrigerator, OnStreet, Gas & Laundry.
RentalSource last checked: June 10, 2026 · 12:47 PM ET
Apartment for rent in Somerville for $3,000 with 2 beds, 1 bath, pet friendly and located at 257 Beacon #1 in Somerville, MA 02143. The rental price of $3,000 is 19.5% ($726) lower than the average rent of $3,726 for a 2 bedroom apartment in Somerville, MA and 14.6% ($511) lower than the average rent of $3,511 for a 2 bedroom apartment in Middlesex County. 257 Beacon #1 was advertised by Marc Roos on April 28, 2026 at 9:11 AM ET, last updated on May 27, 2026 at 2:11 PM ET and last checked today at 12:47 PM ET.
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