Property Overview
– Furnished two-bedroom apartment
– One Queen Bed in primary bedroom
– Two twins can be converted to king
– Flat-screen TV in both bedrooms
– Living room with sectional sleeper sofa and flat-screen TV
– Fuly-equipped eat-in kitchen
– Hardwood floors throughout
– High-speed Wi-Fi and utilities included
– Pets considered
Building Details
– Laundry in complex
– Off-street parking available for rent
– Self-check-in for flexible arrival
Neighborhood Highlights
– Steps to the Longwood Medical Area, including Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston Children’s Hospital, and Beth Israel Deaconess
– Near Green Line C and D branches for direct access to Fenway, Back Bay, and downtown Boston
– Walkable to Trader Joe’s, Stop & Shop, and local markets
– Near cafes and dining spots like Bruegger's Bagels, Martin's Coffee Shop, Mahaniyom, Cafe Itadaki
– 15-min walk to Leverett Pond
– Close to Coolidge Corner and Brookline Village for dining options, cafes, and retail
– Convenient access to Fenway Park and Boston’s university corridor
This furnished two-bedroom apartment located on the second floor in a Brookline brick mid-rise building is just steps from the Longwood Medical Area. It is well suited for medical professionals, visiting families, and extended-stay guests.
The living room is thoughtfully arranged with a sleeper sectional sofa, and flat-screen TV creating a comfortable area for both relaxing and casual entertaining. The layout also allows for additional sleeping, making the apartment adaptable for larger groups when needed.
The kitchen is fully-equipped with dining space and essential appliances, including a dishwasher and microwave. This is perfect for everyday cooking as well as casual meals at home, supporting longer stays with ease.
The two bedrooms are set up to accommodate a range of living situations. The primary bedroom features a queen bed, while the second bedroom includes two twin beds, making it suitable for colleagues, families, or shared living arrangements. Additional sleeping options in the living area provide further flexibility.
The bathroom is straightforward and functional, with a clean layout. Utilities and Wi-Fi are included making the unit particularly convenient for short- or medium-term stays.
The apament is located in Brookline’s most established and accessible neighborhoods. The immediate proximity to Longwood’s hospitals—including Brigham and Women’s, Boston Children’s, and Beth Israel Deaconess—makes daily commuting exceptionally easy.
Beyond Longwood, the neighborhood offers a rich mix of local amenities. Brookline Village and Coolidge Corner provide a well-developed dining and café scene, along with grocery options and independent shops. Green Line access nearby connects quickly to Fenway, Back Bay, and downtown Boston, while the Emerald Necklace and nearby parks offer accessible outdoor space.
With its combination of location, flexibility, and everyday functionality, this apartment provides a steady and reliable option for those needing close proximity to Longwood and convenient access to the rest of the city.
Air Conditioning
Bath tub
Bedding
Bathroom Essentials
Heating
Laptop friendly workplace
Fire extinguisher
Iron and ironing board
Flat Screen TV
Paid parking on premises
Hair dryer
Slippers
WiFi
Laundry in the building
Microwave
Refrigerator
Fully equipped eat-in kitchen
Regular coffee maker
Smoke detector
Carbon monoxide detector
Stove / Oven
Welcome Basket
Dishwasher
Tucked between Brookline Village and the Longwood Medical Area, Kent Street offers a calm residential base within easy reach of everything that makes Brookline special. A short walk brings you to neighborhood favorites like Tatte Bakery & Café for morning coffee, Cutty’s for inventive sandwiches, and Orinoco for vibrant Venezuelan dishes. For fresh sushi or noodles, Yasu Japanese Grill sits quietly on Harvard Street just beyond the Village.
The C and D Green Line trains are only minutes away, connecting you directly to Longwood Medical, Fenway Park, and downtown Boston. Nearby Bluebikes stations make it easy to ride along the Emerald Necklace, or to the open green of Brookline Reservoir Park for a breath of quiet nature.
Evenings here are peaceful — tree-lined streets, gentle lamplight, and the faint rhythm of the city just beyond. It’s the Brookline many hope for but rarely find: refined, residential, and quietly connected.



