53 R Nichols St

Chelsea, MA 02150

Apartment building

4-9 beds

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What's special

In the heart of Prattville, sunny, ventilated, well lighted top unit on a 3 unit building. Close to schools, daycare, shopping center, hospital and public transportation. Quiet neighborhood with a variety of parks. Ceramic tiles floors in the eat-in-kitchen and living room. New vinyl floors on all 3 bedrooms. Bathroom with shower and skyline window. Extra room to use as office or storage. Utilities pay by tenant. On demand hot water on gas. Heat FHW on baseboards and cooking on gas. A must see. Available now. High efficiency appliances. No smoking, tenant pays their own utilities, Parking on the street. three levels up

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Neighborhood: 02150

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Transit Access
Convenient access to buses, trains, and public transit for easy commuting.
Commuter Friendly
Streamlined routes and connections make daily commuting simple.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.
Historic Area
Rich history reflected in architecture, landmarks, and charming old-town character.

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Just across the Tobin Bridge from downtown Boston, Chelsea’s 02150 blends waterfront industry with revitalized streetscapes and pocket parks. You’ll feel a tight-knit, multicultural community vibe around Bellingham Square and Admiral’s Hill, where Mary O’Malley State Park and PORT Park offer harbor views, walking paths, and dog-friendly lawns. The dining scene is standout for its global flavors—try Ciao! Pizza & Pasta, Katz Bagel Bakery, and neighborhood pupuserías—plus casual nightlife at Chelsea Station, with East Boston and the Seaport minutes away via the SL3 Silver Line and the Commuter Rail. Groceries and errands are easy at Market Basket and the Mystic Mall, with Planet Fitness and local studios nearby. Expect classic New England seasons—crisp sea breezes, colorful falls, and snowy winters. According to Zillow’s recent market trends, the median asking rent sits in the upper-$2,000s, with many apartments ranging roughly $2,300–$3,200 in recent months. Overall, it’s family- and pet-friendly, walkable, and commuter-ready.