Amo Realty · Boston City Properties · Apartments
Compare apartments on the North End waterfront with rental buildings near North Station. Check where each building is, what the apartment includes and the lease you need. Ask our Boston rental team about apartments that fit your budget and move-in date.
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These buildings are in the West End or Bulfinch Triangle, near the North End. Compare them if you want to be near North Station as well as the North End. The guides describe buildings; they do not show live vacancies.
110 Beverly Street
West End · near North Station
Studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments at Beverly and Causeway streets. Compare the apartment’s floor and window direction if you want a particular view, and check the route you will use around North Station and TD Garden.
101 Canal Street
Bulfinch Triangle · near North Station
Studio through three-bedroom layouts, including loft homes. The community lists in-home laundry, a roof deck and a fitness center. For a loft, check interior stairs, the sleeping area and room dimensions before choosing it over a conventional floor plan.
1 Canal Street
Bulfinch Triangle · near North Station
Studio through three-bedroom apartments, with a shared rooftop pool and social deck. A shared roof deck is different from a private balcony; confirm the outdoor space, floor plan and amenity access included with the apartment you would rent.
111 Atlantic Avenue · at Commercial Street
Read the Mercantile Wharf building guideThis mixed-income rental community has an open central atrium and apartments above ground-floor commercial space. Its community site describes one- and two-bedroom homes. Confirm the current floor plan if you need another bedroom size.
Some homes have income restrictions. Ask our rental team which requirements and application process apply to the particular apartment. A brokerage inquiry does not replace a housing-program application or waiting-list registration.
Confirm the actual floor plan, laundry, stairs or elevator route, window direction and outdoor space. Model photographs can show another apartment. Visit at the times you expect to be home to check street and neighboring-unit noise.
Ask for a written quote for your move-in date and lease length. Compare rent, required monthly charges, utilities and parking, plus move-in costs. If a concession is offered, check what you pay each month and what changes when it ends.
Check pet requirements and whether a parking space is available for that home. Walk from the actual entrance to your daily destinations. For a trip through North Station, check current MBTA service and alerts before relying on a route.
For an individually owned condo rental, confirm that home’s lease, move-in rules and included services. If you want to buy, tell our buying team your price range, preferred streets and purchase timeline.
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