Condo rentals in Orient Heights
1030 Bennington Street is a low-rise brick condominium building in East Boston’s Orient Heights area. The original property guide explicitly describes rentals, including two-bedroom homes.
Studio, one- and two-bedroom layouts appear in the guide. Renting here means comparing an individual owner’s home and lease terms, not a uniform apartment package.
- Orient Heights address
- Individually offered condo homes
- Shared basement laundry
- Selected balconies
Living space and kitchens
The described homes have separate kitchen and living areas, with balconies or double glass doors in selected units. Corner homes may have windows on more than one side.
Flooring varies between parquet, laminate, tile and carpeting. Kitchen appliance packages and renovations also differ, so use the offered home’s photos rather than assuming a single finish standard.
Laundry and parking questions
The building guide lists communal laundry in the basement and assigned or deeded parking associated with homes. Check whether a space is actually included in the rental agreement.
Confirm pet approval, heating and cooling arrangements, utilities and any move-in requirements. Historical rent and purchase prices have been removed.
Building history and room sizes
Our original guide describes a three-story, 16-home brick building dating to 1960, with a renovation in 1987. Its examples range from a 275-square-foot studio to an 842-square-foot two-bedroom home, with some larger layouts. These are historical examples, not measurements of a currently offered home.
The description notes canopied front and rear entrances, a landscaped rear area, and assigned or deeded parking. Inside, examples include L-shaped kitchens, separate dining areas, bedroom closets, bathroom storage, ceiling fans, baseboard heat and window or wall air conditioning. Confirm the actual equipment and layout for the home you are considering.
Orient Heights and ownership options
The original guide places the building near Orient Heights station on the Blue Line and Constitution Beach, also called Shay’s Beach. Shopping, waterfront recreation and local transportation are useful things to compare from the building’s entrance; check your own route rather than assuming a travel time.
The source covers both purchases and rentals. Ask our team about your preferred option. Buyers should review current association fees, parking rights and building documents; renters should confirm what their individual lease includes. Historic prices and the old sample rent are not current quotes.