111 Carlton St.

• 3 Bed, 3.0 Bath

  • 3 bed
  • ·
    3 bath
  • ·
    3000 sqft

  $4,500+

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  • Unit 3 Bed

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    $4,500

Property details

APL85346983 - Short-term Furnished Rental - Available June 1st - September 1st Only. Minimum 1 month stay required. Enter the first floor of this expansive home, into a large foyer surrounded by living and dining rooms (both with fireplaces, and a study/office with access to the patio (for summer dining), and private garden, Off the dining room is an enclosed porch for summer meals should it shower. The kitchen area includes a butler's pantry, breakfast room, and mud room. A half bath completes the ground floor. Three bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms on the second floor sleep up to 6. One bathroom has just been fully renovated while the others have been upgraded. One bedroom has a queen bed, one a double bed, and one has two twin beds. Two bedrooms and the study/office overlook the private garden area with a patio and fountain. All bedrooms have AC and ceiling fans and have been freshly repainted. The house is fully furnished with hardwood floors (all recently refinished), fine rugs, piano, many books, housewares and linens. You only need to bring your clothing when you move in! Wireless Internet and audio is available throughout the house, cable TV upstairs and down, and printer/copier/fax/scanner in the study. The house has a security system, which tenants are required to use. Washer and dryer are in the basement. Off-street parking is at your back door for 1 car. In addition to being conveniently located to many colleges and universities and Longwood Hospitals and Mass General, we are close to the Charles River, which is great for walks and bike rides. You can even walk 10 min. to Fenway Park and watch the Red Sox play! NOTES: 1. Utilities are based on actuals, but typically run $300 - $350/mo. 2. Cleaning is $200/week, payable directly to cleaners. This historical 1924 home -- a copy of the Cotswold house of the surgeon general of London -- was reproduced here by the first woman graduate in architecture from MIT. It features large windows that flood the house with natural light and provide views of the private garden, high ceilings, and original architecture details. The mature trees of the private garden -- also a reproduction -- provide summer shade. The Cottage Farm National Historic District offers leafy suburban streets but also easy access to downtown Boston and nearby suburbs via 3 branches of the MTA public transport, Storrow Drive, Memorial Drives, the Mass Pike, and many bike trails. Restaurants and shops, and are only a block away as are 3 parks and Hall's Pond Nature Preserve. Just a 10 minute walk to the Longwood Medical Area, 5 minutes to Boston University, and 20 minutes to Northeastern and MIT, or bike 15 min. to Harvard.