Located on the prestigious first block of Marlborough Street, just steps from the Boston Public Garden, this gorgeous two bedroom, two bathroom apartment offers classic Back Bay living in one of the city's most sought after residential locations. This opportunity is a sublease via a formal lease takeover approved and processed by professional property management. The lease term runs from April 1 through July 31 at a monthly rent of $4,550. This is not a short term or month to month rental. Per the property management company, those who assume this lease will have an opportunity to renew the lease. Before signing up for a viewing time, please send a brief introduction of yourself and any other potential residents, confirm you meet the fiscal requirements mandated by the property management company, and send any questions you have about the apartment and lease. Set within a distinctive five story stucco townhouse, the apartment features high ceilings, hardwood floors throughout, excellent natural light, and decorative fireplaces that reflect the building's historic charm. The layout is spacious and well proportioned, with two full bedrooms and two full bathrooms, an updated kitchen, and in unit laundry for everyday convenience. Heat and hot water are included, and the building is professionally managed. It is a walk up, and it does not have an operating elevator. There is no central AC (window units only). Property management does not have onsite parking at this property. New residents can apply for a Back Bay resident parking sticker through city hall for the resident street parking in the area. For pets, only cats are allowed at this property. Management requires a signed pet agreement, photo to identify the pet, and a copy of the vaccination records. The location is exceptional, with close proximity to Newbury Street shopping and dining, the Charles River Esplanade, and easy access to both Green Line and Red Line MBTA stops. This block of Marlborough Street is widely considered one of the best residential streets in Boston. The apartment can be furnished, unfurnished, or partially furnished depending on the needs of the incoming tenant. Furnishings available for discussion include a sofa, bed, rug, television, television mount, curtains, curtain rods, dresser, and adjustable standing desk. The apartment also features a thoughtfully designed coffee nook with a Parisian style awning, which may be included if agreed upon. Photos and details of furnishings are available upon request. Applicants must meet building requirements, including income and credit qualifications, and all lease changes are subject to management approval. Only one applicant or household will be submitted for screening. This is a rare opportunity to live on one of Back Bay's most iconic streets, combining historic character, modern comfort, and an unbeatable location. This is a sublease via a formal lease takeover approved and processed by professional property management. The lease term runs from March 1 through July 31 at a monthly rent of $4,550. This is not a short term or month to month rental. Applicants must meet building income and credit requirements and be approved by management before the lease change is completed. Only one applicant or household will be submitted for screening. There is a $300 lease change fee. No security deposit, but a last month rent deposit is currently held by management and will be coordinated directly between the outgoing and incoming tenants. The apartment is not repainted or professionally cleaned between occupants. Heat and hot water are included. Electricity, WiFi, renter's insurance, and other utilities are to be paid for by the new tenant. Furnishings are flexible and can be discussed based on the needs of the incoming tenant. These include a high-end television, adjustable TV mount, window AC, couch, dining tables, chairs, bed frame, dresser, painting easel, and Parisian coffee nook with awning.
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