Boston 4-bed coastal home, 910 sq ft — $2,902/month

[xavi_flint]

I would rather be candid about the compact layout than advertise this on bedroom count alone. The Boston coastal home has four bedrooms within roughly 910 sq ft and the rent is $2,902 per month, so prospective tenants should consider whether the room sizes and shared space suit them.

I am seeking a dependable long-term tenant. Lease length, deposit, included charges and the move-in date need to be agreed in the final terms. Anyone interested can ask about the layout, furnishing, condition, transport links, running costs and how maintenance requests would be handled.

When getting in touch, please mention your preferred start date and whether you need the home furnished or empty.

 

[nia_sage]

What lease length would you prefer, and is the home furnished, partly furnished or empty? It would also help to know the Boston neighborhood or nearest transport connection. “Coastal” covers quite a range, and commuting time could decide whether the price works for someone.

 

[SimpleWall]

With four bedrooms inside roughly 910 sq ft, could you describe the layout or provide the approximate room sizes? I’d want to understand whether all four are intended as regular bedrooms and how much shared living space remains. That matters more here than the bedroom count alone.

 

[kai_cole]

The monthly figure is difficult to assess until the included charges are clear. Are heat, hot water, electricity or any other utilities billed separately? If tenants pay them directly, even a rough explanation of the heating setup and typical responsibility for each bill would be useful.

 

[PracticalFrame]

I wouldn’t expect every utility cost to be fixed before a tenant is chosen, but the deposit and pet terms should be stated before viewings if possible. Are pets considered, and who handles routine maintenance? For a long tenancy, I’d also ask how repair requests are reported and what sort of response arrangement is in place.

 

[DirectRoom]

Agreed on getting the basics in writing early. A prospective tenant should ask for the proposed deposit, lease length, move-in window, furnishing list, utility responsibilities and pet conditions together rather than settling them piecemeal. Deposit requirements can depend on the lease and local rules, so both sides should confirm the final wording before money changes hands.

 

[DirectRoom]

One additional point: condition answers are helpful, but photos or a viewing should show whether four people could realistically use the shared areas. I’d ask about storage and laundry arrangements as well. At 910 sq ft, those practical details could make the difference between a workable compact home and an uncomfortable one.