Bedroom One
Queen BedCalm green walls, velvet drapes and a desk by the window.
Three furnished private bedrooms with a shared living room, kitchen and bathroom on Calumet Street, a short walk from Brigham and Women's and the Longwood Medical Area.
Three furnished private bedrooms with a shared living room, kitchen and bathroom on Calumet Street, a short walk from Brigham and Women's and the Longwood Medical Area.
Calumet Street is one of Mission Hill's original Queen Anne triple-decker streets, built in the late 1800s. Climb the original wood staircase, past a stained glass window that catches the afternoon light, and step into a home with real character.
Your bedroom is private and fully furnished. The bay-windowed living room, full kitchen and bathroom are shared with the guests in the other two bedrooms.
Whether you're here on a hospital assignment, a research rotation or relocating for work, 101 Calumet is ready the day you arrive.
Sheer-curtained bay windows, a deep navy sofa and original pine floors make this the room you'll want to come home to.
Gas range, dishwasher, full-size refrigerator, cookware and everyday essentials for cooking real meals.
Your own furnished room with heavy velvet drapes for deep, dark sleep after a long shift.
Brigham and Women's and New England Baptist are in the neighborhood, with the rest of the Longwood Medical Area just beyond.
The Green Line E stops at Fenwood Road, about 0.2 miles away, and the Orange Line at Roxbury Crossing is a short walk further.
Groceries, pharmacies and cafés at Brigham Circle, skyline views from Kevin W. Fitzgerald Park, and the twin spires of Mission Church.
Calm green walls, velvet drapes and a desk by the window.
A large work table and full-length mirror, ideal for long stays.
A soft shag rug, bedside lamp and a roomy closet.
Tub and shower, with fresh towels and everyday essentials provided.
Two bedrooms include a proper desk and chair, so remote work, studying or charting fits easily into your day.
High-speed WiFi reaches every room.
Original woodwork, a curving staircase and a stained glass window, in a home from Mission Hill's triple-decker era.
The neighborhood's late-1800s houses stand on Roxbury puddingstone, quarried right here on the hill.