Nestled in the heart of Dorchester's beloved Port Norfolk neighborhood, this stunning 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment offers the ideal blend of modern luxury and waterfront charm. Port Norfolk is a hidden gem along Boston's southeastern edge a tight-knit, residential haven with scenic views of the Neponset River, easy access to the Neponset Trail for leisurely walks or bike rides, and proximity to vibrant parks like Squantum Point Park and Dorchester Shores Reservation. Imagine starting your day with a coffee stroll by the water, then hopping on the MBTA Red Line (just minutes from Shawmut or Cedar Grove stations) for a quick 15-minute commute to downtown Boston. Or unwind with local favorites like fresh seafood at nearby eateries in Neponset or shopping in Adams Village all while enjoying rents that stay refreshingly affordable compared to the city core (average 1-bed in Dorchester: ~$2,500/month). This is coastal living with city convenience, where community spirit meets everyday ease. Step inside this complete gut renovation and feel the difference: gleaming hardwood floors flow seamlessly through sunlit spaces, creating an airy, inviting vibe. The chef-inspired kitchen shines with stainless steel appliances (including gas stove, dishwasher, and built-in microwave), sleek quartz countertops, and ample cabinetry for all your culinary adventures. Stay cool year-round with efficient central AC, and say goodbye to laundromat runs thanks to the in-unit washer/dryer. The spacious bedroom offers generous closet space and natural light, while the modern bath features contemporary fixtures and tilework. High ceilings and large windows flood the unit with warmth, making it a true sanctuary for solo professionals, couples, or anyone craving privacy and style. One year + Lease First $2,250 Last $2,250.00 and Security Deposits $1,000.00 NO PETS NO SMOKING
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