Renting at XII Stoneholm
12 Stoneholm, also known as XII Stoneholm, is a condominium building whose original Boston City Properties guide explicitly covers homes for rent. Rentals are individually offered, so lease terms and availability vary by owner and unit.
Studio, one- and two-bedroom layouts include loft-style living spaces. Review the actual plan for bedroom enclosure, usable ceiling height and any internal stairs.
- Studio to two-bedroom layouts
- Loft-style living spaces
- Seasonal rooftop pool and deck
- Fitness and concierge facilities
Windows, finishes and layout
The guide describes large windows, high ceilings, hardwood floors, stainless-steel appliances and granite counters in many homes. Individual renovations can change that finish package.
Ask for current photos and dimensions, especially if a loft bedroom needs to accommodate a desk or larger bed. The old sample rent is not a current price quote.
Shared amenities and rental terms
The building guide lists a seasonal rooftop pool and sundeck, concierge service, fitness facilities and garage parking. Confirm access hours, fees and whether a parking space accompanies the specific rental.
Pets and move-ins are subject to applicable owner and building rules. Ask about both before committing to a lease.
XII Stoneholm’s condominium setting
The original guide identifies XII Stoneholm as a 121-residence condominium development at 12 Stoneholm Street in the Fenway-Kenmore area. It describes studios, one- and two-bedroom homes, including loft-like and townhouse-style arrangements. Those descriptions do not mean every home has the same layout or a private entrance.
The guide also describes a seasonal rooftop pool and sundeck with skyline views, fitness facilities, garage parking and 24-hour concierge service. Confirm current service hours, seasonal access and any separate charges before relying on those older details.
Buying and renting are separate searches
Homes in the original guide were offered for purchase as well as rent. Tell our team which you are considering and whether a loft layout, parking or outdoor amenities are priorities. A condo purchase and an individual owner’s lease involve different costs and approvals.
An older example describes a roughly 700-square-foot, two-bedroom home. Verify its actual bedroom arrangement and floor area when comparing a current listing. The guide’s sample rent and claim of plentiful vacancies are not current availability information. Its historic cat-and-dog policy also needs current confirmation.