Furnished Studio in Back Bay – Near Newbury St & Charles River | Apartments

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Furnished Studio in Back Bay – Near Newbury St & Charles River

Furnished Sleeps 2 Studio 1 Bathroom Pets considered

Property Overview
– Furnished Victorian-style studio
– Queen bed
– Hardwood floors and natural light throughout
– Equipped kitchenette with dishwasher, hotplate, microwave, and coffee maker
– Flat-screen TV with live-streaming
– Comfortable seating with sofa and flexible lounging area
– Desk seating for dining or work
– High-speed Wi-Fi and utilities included

Building Details
– Classic Back Bay brownstone building
– Laundry available in the building
– Residential setting on Beacon Street

Neighborhood Highlights
– Located on Beacon Street in Back Bay
– Steps to the Charles River Esplanade for walking, running, and waterfront access
– Near Newbury Street shopping and dining, including Trident Booksellers & Café and Saltie Girl
– Close to Copley Square and Boston Public Library
– Accessible to Massachusetts General Hospital
– Convenient access to Boston University and MIT via public transit
– Access to Green Line (Copley) and Red Line (Charles/MGH) connections

This furnished studio apartment is located on Beacon Street in a Back Bay brownstone, offering a compact and well-organized layout with access to central Boston destinations. The unit includes high-speed Wi-Fi and utilities, supporting both short- and extended stays.

The main living space combines sleeping, seating, and lounging areas, with a queen bed, sofa, and dedicated seating dining or work. Strong natural light compliments the space while a separate entry hallway provides additional separation not typically found in studio layouts.

The kitchenette is equipped for light daily use, including a dishwasher, hotplate, microwave, and coffee maker. The setup supports simple meal preparation while maintaining efficient use of space.

The Beacon Street setting places the apartment steps from the Charles River Esplanade and within walking distance of Newbury Street, Copley Square, and the Boston Public Library. Public transit access via the Green and Red Lines connects directly to Downtown Boston, Cambridge, Boston University, MIT, and Massachusetts General Hospital. The Green Line access at Copley connects to Downtown Boston, Brookline, Boston College, and Riverside.

This apartment offers a well-located Back Bay base with direct access to the Charles River, public transit, and central Boston institutions.

Studio

Queen Bed

Amenities

Air Conditioning

Bedding

Bathroom Essentials

Heating

Fire extinguisher

Iron and ironing board

Flat Screen TV

Kitchenette

Hair dryer

WiFi

Laundry in the building

Microwave

Refrigerator

Smoke detector

Carbon monoxide detector

Location

290 Beacon Street

Walker’s Paradise

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Neighborhood

Along this stretch of Beacon Street, Back Bay settles into one of its most graceful rhythms. Brownstone façades stand behind wrought-iron railings, mature trees soften the sidewalks, and the city opens suddenly toward water and sky. Elegant without ceremony, the area feels unmistakably urban yet never hurried.

Mornings often begin along the Esplanade, where the paths slowly come awake — footsteps underfoot, bicycle wheels slipping past, sunlight scattering across the ripples, and cool air carrying in from the shore. A short walk south, Pavement Coffeehouse fills with the smell of espresso and toasted bagels while foot traffic picks up outside.

As the day unfolds, Newbury gathers its familiar procession of storefronts, galleries, café terraces, and people wandering between boutiques. Nearby, the Commonwealth Avenue Mall offers a graceful passage beneath its long canopy. Inside Trident Booksellers & Cafe, readers linger among the shelves with coffee and lunch as conversation drifts easily around them.

By evening, streetlamps glow and the neighborhood grows more intimate. At La Voile, wine glasses clink as plates of mussels and steak frites move through the dining room. Afterwards, restaurant chatter gives way to shadowed doorways, hushed blocks, and the dark sweep of the Charles beyond the branches.

Green Line service, Copley Square, the Boston Public Library, and the Public Garden remain close at hand, yet here Back Bay turns gentler — windows warming the dusk, rooflines fading into blue, and the steady presence of the river.

Transit

In just minutes you can walk to Park Street Subway Station.

Park Street Red/Green Line details at MBTA official website

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