Apartments For Rent in Brookline, MA
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Types of apartment in Brookline, MA
Brookline, MA has many apartments in brick mid-rise buildings, triple-deckers, and older houses split into rentals. In north Brookline near Coolidge Corner, Brookline Village, and Washington Square, you often see brick and brownstone apartment blocks with bay windows, stone trim, small front gardens, and shared entries. Many apartments in these areas have hardwood floors, narrow hallways, and older kitchens, while some updated units add in-unit laundry or renovated baths.Farther south near Cleveland Circle, Chestnut Hill, and along Beacon Street, apartments can shift toward larger courtyard buildings, stucco exteriors, and condo-style layouts. You also see single-family and two-family houses for rent on quieter side streets, with porches, driveways, and small yards. These homes can offer more space, but the upkeep and layout can vary a lot. Brookline apartments often trade larger rooms and older details for less storage, fewer elevators, or limited central air.
Getting around Brookline, MA
Brookline is easy to get around without a car. The MBTA Green Line, the light rail service, runs through Coolidge Corner, Washington Square, Brookline Village, and Cleveland Circle. Several MBTA bus routes fill in gaps. Walking works well in the denser north side, and biking can work on Beacon Street and around Longwood. Driving is slower on Route 9 and Harvard Street, and parking can be limited near larger apartment clusters.Living in Brookline, MA
Brookline is known for parks, small business districts, and strong access to major job centers. You can walk through the Emerald Necklace near Olmsted Park, use the paths at Larz Anderson Park, or shop and eat around Coolidge Corner Theatre and Washington Square. Many renters choose Brookline to stay near jobs in Longwood Medical Area, downtown Boston, Cambridge, and local retail and healthcare offices while keeping a broad mix of apartments and houses for rent nearby.View this page in Spanish: Apartamentos en renta en Brookline, MA - 2,268 Rentas | Trulia | Página 17