This is an open listing. Broker fee applies. Here's your chance to lock in a massive and evolving living space on a beautiful dead end street, right in the heart of Allston. This first floor unit is already a spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment, and starting April 2026 it will be expanded into a full 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom layout with over 2000 sq ft of newly renovated space.
The location is tough to beat. Just steps from the Green Line and multiple bus routes, getting around the city is easy. Boston University is under a mile to East Campus and the gym, about 1.5 miles to West Campus, Harvard Business School is less than a mile away, and Harvard Square is about 1.5 miles, accessible by the 57 bus or Green Line.
Inside, the apartment is built for comfort and flexibility with central air for heating and cooling, hardwood floors throughout, and adjustable brightness lighting so you can set the tone in every room.
The first floor bedrooms are all well-sized. The largest. Amenities: Videotour, Crownmolding, Decor Lighting, Easystreetparking, Granitecountertops, Hard Surface Flooring, Hardwoodfloors, Kitchenisland, Nearbyparksandrecreation, Range/Oven, Recentlyrenovated, Recess Lighting, Refinishedfloors, Refridgerator & Smokefreeliving. Heating fuel: gas.
6+ months on RentalSource
RentalSource last checked: 6 hours ago · Listing updated: October 25, 2026
This 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom apartment at 15 Harvard Terrace in Allston, MA 02134 rents for $6,300 a month. It has 2,100 square feet and is pet friendly. 15 Harvard Terrace was advertised by Jan Marchant 6+ months ago.
How the Rent Compares
At $6,300 a month, this apartment is above the typical rent for 4+ bedroom apartments and condos in Allston (about $5,100).
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