Huge 4-bed 2-bath, cheaper than most other units in the area too.
Get ready for an unbeatable student living experience in Allston, right near Boston University. This prime location, available for September 1, 2025, is surrounded by everything you need to make the most of your college years. With a lively atmosphere, awesome restaurants, and a bustling nightlife scene, Allston is a favorite for students who want to enjoy city life at its best. You'll have access to great spots to eat, study, and relax, all just steps from your front door.
Convenience is key here - the Green Line B Train is nearby for an easy commute, and with grocery stores and cafes close by, you'll have everything you need within reach. Whether you're grabbing a quick coffee before class, meeting friends for dinner, or exploring Allston's live music venues, this neighborhood is full of energy and excitement. This apartment is the perfect place to enjoy Boston student life - secure it early and dive into an amazing Allston experience. Square footage a rough estimate. Parking: on-street.
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RentalSource last checked: 6 hours ago · Listing updated: October 25, 2026
This 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment at 86 Linden St #O3 in Allston, MA 02134 rents for $4,500 a month. It has 1,700 square feet and is pet friendly. 86 Linden St #O3 was advertised by 617 Real Estate Group on September 15, 2026.
How the Rent Compares
At $4,500 a month, this apartment is below the typical rent for 4+ bedroom apartments and condos in Allston (about $5,000).
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$5,000Typical rent for 4+ bedroom apartments and condos in Allston
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