Massachusetts Suffolk County Boston 15 Burney St

15 Burney St

15 Burney St, Boston, MA 02120

15 Burney St

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Beds	Baths	Average SF
Studio Studio 0 Br	1 Bath 1 Bath 1 Ba	444 SF
1 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 Br	1 Bath 1 Bath 1 Ba	444 SF

About 15 Burney St Boston, MA 02120

Brand new modern construction at The Laneway! This studio has central air, in unit laundry, huge windows, and stylish finishes. Expansive common roof deck with city views and outdoor kitchen, plus elevator, fitness room, resident lounge, kitchen, and conference room, and bike storage. Pet friendly building and professionally managed. Great location near Longwood Medical Area, the Orange Line, Milkweed, parks, and museums. No undergrads. First/last/security/broker fee. Tenant pays electricity (heat, AC, outlets/appliances). Available 10/1. Message for a site tour! We are leasing up the whole building so inquire and we can provide details about other units. ***Please note renderings may not represent this specific unit*** 308116 642

15 Burney St is an apartment community located in Suffolk County and the 02120 ZIP Code.

Apartment Features

Washer/Dryer
Kitchen
Elevator
Lounge
Conference Rooms
Bicycle Storage
Deck

Fees and Policies

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Dogs Allowed
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Cats Allowed
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Utilities Included

Gas
Water
Electricity
Heat

Location

Property Address: 15 Burney St, Boston,

MA 02120

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