Disclaimer: In the City of Boston, it is illegal to discriminate in the rental or sale of housing based on the following protected classes: RaceAncestryGender IdentitySex ColorMilitary StatusSexual OrientationDisability/Handicap ReligionAgeMarital Status National OriginSource of Income (Public Assistance, Including Section-8)Familial Status (including presence of children) Fee Disclosure: First Month Rent: $2,650 Last Month Rent: $2,650 Lock & Key Fee: $50

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Shared laundry

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Pet essentials

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CatsAllowed
Dogs
Dogs are not allowed

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Neighborhood: West End

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Transit Access
Convenient access to buses, trains, and public transit for easy commuting.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.
Community Vibe
Strong neighborhood connections and community events foster a friendly atmosphere.
Green Spaces
Scenic trails and gardens with private, less-crowded natural escapes.

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Malden’s 02148 blends suburban calm with urban energy just north of Boston, anchored by the Orange Line at Malden Center and Oak Grove and quick access to Route 1 and I‑93. Streets span Victorian homes and newer apartments, with four-season New England weather—snowy winters, vibrant fall foliage, and warm summers—setting the backdrop for walks along the Northern Strand Community Trail and picnics at Pine Banks and Fellsmere parks. The historic Converse Memorial Library adds culture, while Boda Borg, community festivals, and a lively farmers market foster a welcoming, diverse vibe that’s family- and pet-friendly. Day-to-day conveniences are easy: Stop & Shop and 88 Supermarket for groceries, Bikeeny Caffe for coffee, All Seasons Table and Faces Brewing Co. for dining and local brews, Planet Fitness and local studios for workouts, and nearby Assembly Row for bigger shopping and nights out. Recent Zillow market trends show a median rent in the mid-$2,000s, with most apartments ranging from the low $2,000s to low $3,000s over the past few months.