Brookline Apartment for Rent
The birthplace of John F. Kennedy and a stone's throw from Fenway Park, Brookline has a rich history and is one of Boston’s most desirable communities to call home. Being that Brookline is close to downtown Boston, it’s perfect for students and those who work in the Boston city center.
Brookline Apartments
Below is a list of apartment complexes in Brookline, MA. You will find the address, phone and website for each listing. To see our list of featured rentals in the Boston Metro area, please visit this page.
45 Marion Brookline
45 Marion is a new apartment construction. You’ll find new appliances, hardwood floors and 9-foot ceilings (and a whole host of other high-tech in-apartment amenities). You’ll notice an ultra-modern lobby, whereas the units themselves are styled in a more contemporary manner. The corner units have great windows that start at the floor and almost touch the ceiling (allowing for incredible views). Most units have small balconies. It’s a 5-minute walk to Trader Joe’s on Beacon St. 45 Marion is also close to Griggs and St Marks Parks.
Amenities:
- Bike parking
- Doorman
- Fitness center
- Garage parking
- Package pick up and delivery
- Pet friendly
- Valet dry cleaning
45 Marion Brookline
45 Marion Street
Brookline, MA 02446
Freeman / St. Paul Apartments
The Freeman / St. Paul Apartments is architecturally a mix of Greek Revival, old Boston and even a little Spanish influence (with the red-tiled roof). If you’re looking for the classic Boston feel, this is the apartment building for you. The units have real hardwood floors, bay windows and some very unique early 20th century wood craftsmanship. If the modern Boston apartment boom isn’t your thing, then check out Freeman / St. Paul.
Amenities:
- 24-Hour emergency maintenance
- On-site parking
- Pet friendly
Freeman / St. Paul Apartments
143 Freeman Street
Brookline, MA 02446
freemansaintpaulapartments.com
Green Street Apartment
Welcome to Brookline’s coziest apartments! This four-story brick apartment features a beautiful, lush interior courtyard (very unique for Massachusetts these days). The units have striking hardwood floors, kitchens that don’t invade living space (they’re separate rooms), and enough windows to let in a good amount of light. Green Street Apartments is right off Beacon St. in the heart of Brookline.
Amenities:
- Courtyard
- On-site parking
- Pet friendly
- Recycling
Green Street Apartments
45 Green Street
Brookline, MA 02446
Pelham Hall Apartments
If there was an apartment that everyone in Brookline knew about, it’d be Pelham Hall. Sticking out as one of the most prominent buildings along Beacon Street, the Pelham Hall Apartments has been housing Brookline residents for nearly a century. Pelham is an eight-story brick apartment building on the corner of Beacon Street and Pleasant Street. It has striking interiors, great views and a convenient centralized location.
Amenities:
- Bike storage room
- Controlled access
- Fitness center
- Recycling
Pelham Hall Apartments
1284 Beacon St
Brookline, MA 02446
Village At Brookline
Right next to The Riverway and close to Leverett Pond, Village at Brookline is a different style of apartment compared to the traditional buildings in Brookline and Boston. The Village is more of a spread-out complex that offers a little more breathing room and amenities that come along with such extra space. The Village offers 1, 2, 3 and 4-bedroom units (very rare for Brookline!). This is the perfect location for young families and those who want access to more outdoor activities.
Amenities:
- Amazon shipping lockers.
- Covered garage parking
- Dog park
- Fitness center
- Playground
- WiFi cafe
Village At Brookline
77 Village Way
Brookline, MA 02445
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Typical Brookline Apartment Prices
The typical rent for Brookline apartments starts around $1700/month on the low end for a studio and can reach up to $5,600/month for large four-bedroom apartments. Luxury apartments can range upward of $11,000/month (but these types of units are rare).
Brookline Housing & Apartment Style
Brookline features a mix of modern apartments (post 2010), modern brownstones, old brownstones and triple-deckers. There are a lot of studio apartments (zero bedrooms) and 1 bedroom apartments, especially on the more affordable end of the spectrum.
Brookline Neighborhoods
- Allston - Not technically in Brookline, but just north of it, this neighborhood is safe, quiet and great for families. Allston usually gets included in Brookline housing searches.
- Brookline Village - Adjacent to beautiful Olmsted Park, this beautiful lush neighborhood is full of mature old-growth trees and classic brick Boston architecture.
- Coolidge Corner - This famous neighborhood is identified by the Tudor-style building on the corner of Harvard Street and Beacon Street. Look for the clock tower and you'll know you're there. Close to shopping, dining and a straight shot into downtown Boston - Coolidge Corner is a very convenient location.
- Fenway-Kenmore - Next to the famous Fenway Park, this part of town is hopping with attractions, nightlife and of course the Red Sox! This part of town isn't officially in Brookline, but does get associated with the town when the topic of Brookline housing comes up.
- Washington Square - A small zone centered around Washington St. and Beacon Street. This neighborhood has a lot of great affordable dining options and charming stone apartments.
Brookline Facts & Trivia
- Andrew Jackson Downing was quoted saying: "The whole of this neighborhood of Brookline is a kind of landscape garden, and there is nothing in America of the sort, so inexpressibly charming as the lanes which lead from one cottage, or villa, to another."
- Residents of Brookline were some of the first in the United States to support women's suffrage.
- Brookline was originally known as Muddy River.
Nearby Attractions & Things To DO
- Museum of Fine Arts - Not far from the northeast corner of Brookline is the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. View over 450,000 works of art including Egyptian artifacts, paintings by famous impressionists and Dutch Golden Age paintings.
- Golfing - Brookline is home to both the Robert T. Lynch Municipal Golf Course and The Country Club.
- Fenway Park - Walking distance from anywhere in North Brookline is historic Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox.
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