Renting a home on Garden Street
45 Garden Street is a brick condominium property in Boston’s Beacon Hill area. The original guide discusses rental policy as well as ownership, so an individual rental can be explored without treating the building as a managed apartment complex.
The source describes different bedroom arrangements. Ask for the actual unit’s plan, finish condition and lease terms rather than relying on a single representative description.
- Beacon Hill address
- Individually offered condo homes
- Period brick-building character
- Selected renovated interiors
Interiors that vary by owner
Described features include hardwood floors, large windows, built-in storage and selected fireplaces. Renovated kitchens may have stainless-steel appliances, granite counters and updated cabinetry.
The source also describes in-home laundry and marble or tiled bathrooms. Confirm the specific home’s equipment and condition; one owner’s improvements are not universal.
Rental costs and permissions
Ask what heating and other utilities the lease includes, as an association fee paid by an owner does not automatically establish a renter’s obligations.
Pet approval, move-in requirements and any fireplace use need current confirmation. Historical purchase prices and claims about protected property values have been removed.
Building history and individual renovations
The original guide dates the brick building to 1890 and describes a condominium redesign in 1980. Its examples include one- and two-bedroom arrangements, so neither room count should be assumed for an individual offering.
Reported improvements include wiring and plumbing work, recessed lighting, double-pane windows, built-in desks and shelving, walk-in storage, gas ranges and kitchen backsplashes. Some descriptions mention a granite fireplace mantel or marble bathroom. These are historical unit examples, not a building-wide renovation certificate.
Ownership costs and rental terms
The original description covers condominium ownership and rentals. It says association charges included heat, snow removal and sewage disposal at the time of writing. Buyers should obtain the current budget and fee schedule; renters should check their lease rather than assume the owner’s fee covers their bills.
Ask our team about buying or renting at this Boston address. Current management arrangements, pet permission, laundry equipment and fireplace use all need confirmation. Old prices, claims of unusually low fees and promises about property values have not been presented as current facts.