Apartments near Harvard Business School, Boston

It's wise to start your search for off-campus accommodations early. Approximately 6 months prior is recommended. Amber assists you with the location's paperwork, the amenities offered, and the accessibility to and from your university. Thorough research is required to ensure a seamless booking of Harvard Business School, Boston student accommodation.

Consider the following points while looking at off-campus student accommodation near Harvard Business School with amber. 

1. Number of people you want to live with

2. Housing-catered or self-catered

3. En-suite or studio

4. Single or double bed

5. Room size 

6. Budget

7. Off-campus accommodation

Any additional facilities

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Reservoir Towers, Beacon Street, The Overlook At St. Gabriel’s, Kilsyth Road and Tappan Street are some of the best accommodations near Harvard Business School, Boston, provide excellent amenities and facilities.

Several factors decide student accommodation rent, and location is one of the essential aspects. Student accommodation in Boston can start from $375/week and go up to a whopping $8000/month. Apart from the location, the rent also depends on the various amenities and facilities provided by the accommodation and the room's configuration. The accommodation rent will decrease as you move further away from Boston City Center.

Students studying or planning to pursue their education in Boston need not worry about finding budget-friendly student accommodation near Harvard Business School. With amber, students will find a vast range of affordable student accommodation near Harvard Business School, including budget-friendly halls of residences, apartment studios, shared rooms, en-suite rooms, non-en-suites and private houses (PBSA) consisting of several contemporary shared areas and some complimentary facilities, which will include laundry and free Wi-fi. These private accommodations are built conveniently from Harvard Business School and other prestigious universities in Boston and surrounding localities, making them one of the most suitable accommodation options for students. The most famous student accommodations near Harvard Business School include Reservoir Towers, Beacon Street, The Overlook At St. Gabriel’s, Kilsyth Road and Tappan Street.

Harvard Business School  is a Jesuit-run private research institution located in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. The university, which was founded in 1863, has around 9,300 full-time undergraduate students and approximately 5,000 graduate students. Although Harvard Business School is an R1 research institution, the word "college" is nevertheless used in its name to emphasise its historical standing as a small liberal arts college. Its main campus is a historic district with some of North America's earliest examples of collegiate gothic architecture. Keeping with its Jesuit background, the university provides a liberal arts education focusing on formative education and service to others. Harvard Business School is one of the finest universities in the country, and undergraduate admittance is extremely competitive. Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences, Carroll School of Management, Lynch School of Education and Human Development, Connell School of Nursing, Graduate School of Social Work, Harvard Business School Law School, Harvard Business School School of Theology and Ministry, and Woods College of Advancing Studies are the university's eight colleges and schools that offer bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees.

Our Harvard Business School locations have excellent amenities (including gyms, picturesque rooftop patios, gaming lounges, theatre rooms, and more), a variety of apartments, and easy accessibility to public transport around Boston. Each neighbourhood has its specialities, yet they all provide excellent accommodation options close to Bay State. Tremont, Allston and Park Drive are popular off-campus accommodation localities. These places feature economical and student-friendly supermarkets, takeout, and restaurants. 

1. Tremont:  Tremont or Tremont street began as a Government Centre in Boston. It passes through the Boston Theatre District. You can choose student accommodation in Boston at Tremont Street with fully furnished options and near the university. The best find for you at Tremont Street Boston is 1004 Tremont Street starting from $6500 per month. 

2. Allston: Allston is recognised as the neighbourhood within the city of Boston, Massachusetts. The place is named after the famous painter was also a poet called, Washington Allston. There are also a population of immigrants mainly from South America, Russia, South Asia and East Asia. The best find for you in Allston is 315 Allston Street which starts from $625 per week. 

3. Park Drive: Park Drive is located in Fenway-Kenmore and in the Boston neighbourhood. It is located in the northern and western parts of the Back Bay Fens. Park Drive begins at the intersecting point of Bolyston Street. The place is suitable for students, and you will find student accommodation in Boston in Park Drive at affordable rates. The best find for you near Park Drive is 85 Park Drive, just 5 minutes away from Fisher College and Harvard Business School Boston. 

Accommodation near Harvard Business School is perfect for students. It can be pricey compared to other localities in the US, but with amber’s student accommodation, you can save up on the cost of utilities as you only need to pay the rent. Remember that this is an estimate, and the prices may vary according to your likes and preferences. It is advised to you to at least have a budget of $2500 per month. The expenses can be reduced significantly by utilizing the student university ID wherever applicable. 

Expenses & Costs

Food: $110 - $160 per week

Laundry: $20 -$35 per week

Mobile bills: $20 - $50 per week 

Gas and electricity: $40 - $60 per week

Course books and Stationery: $30 - $70 per month

Entertainment and Leisure: $80 to $250 per month

Dining at a restaurant: $50 - $200 per month

Boston has an efficient and reliable transportation system. In Boston, public transportation options include buses, railways, subways, and taxis. Almost all of the city and surrounding areas are served by public transit. All our student accommodations near Harvard Business School are conveniently connected to central city points by public transportation. Through the MBTA, Harvard Business School offers a semester pass programme. Any Harvard student can purchase a semester pass.

Bus: The MBTA buses operate in Boston and the Greater Boston areas. MBTA is among the busiest buses in the country. MBTA has also started using BRT, an acronym for Bus Rapid Transit, for more incredible speed and capacity. You can also buy passes and save yourself from the hassle of buying bus tickets daily. The LinkPass costs $80 per month, which is affordable for students. Students can take either the Blue, Green, Red or Orange Line to reach Harvard Business School and visit the MBTA Website for further information.

Train: Students can easily reach Harvard Business School by train. Boston has an efficient train system connecting all major parts of Boston. Fitchburg, Framingham/Worcester are two routes that take students directly to the Harvard Business School.

Subway: Boston subway is the oldest running subway in the part of North America.  Amtrak and MBTA Commuter Rails from the west and south of Boston travel to Boston's South Station.