$1,909 - $3,142 plus fees
Ramblewood
1 - 3 Beds
101 Longmeadow Dr, Holbrook, MA 02343
$1,700 per month
19 Lantern Rd Unit 1, Holbrook, MA 02343
Welcome to this wooded country setting! Garden level of owner-occupied, two-family home. Private side entrance to this three-room, 1 BD RM, 1 bath apartment. The kitchen has ample cabinetry space, a refrigerator, electric stove & hoodfan. Spacious bedroom & cozy livingroom with fireplace. AND, you'll appreciate the convenience of having in-unit laundry!! Tiled &carpeted flooring. Organize/store
Barbara Buckley Century 21 Professionals - Rental Division
$2,700 per month
30 South St, Holbrook, MA 02343
Welcome to Holbrook! Don’t miss this 5 room, 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath New England Farmhouse single family rental with a large deck overlooking the spacious backyard. Old world charm throughout with the original interior doors and woodwork with crystal doorknobs. Fully insulated throughout to keep your heating and cooling costs to a minimum. Open living at its best on the first floor area with
Suzanne O'Leary Germaine Realty LLC
$1,995 per month
100 N Franklin St Unit 2, Holbrook, MA 02343
Large, renovated 1 bedroom in Holbrook Center available now. Updated kitchen, huge living room, big bedroom, great sunlight andone off street parking space included. Located directly in Holbrook Center on the bus line with easy access to the commuter rail,parks and restaurants.
Joe Parrish
$3,000 per month
204 N Franklin St Unit 2, Holbrook, MA 02343
Spacious 3-bedroom, 1-bath townhouse available in Holbrook, MA. This well-maintained home features an updated eat-in kitchen with modern finishes, a comfortable living space, and plenty of natural light. Enjoy the convenience of two off-street parking spaces and an easy commute with the Holbrook/Randolph Commuter Rail just 1.4 miles away. Close to local shops, dining, and major routes. A great
Mariah Weathers Zander Realty Group
Holbrook, Massachusetts, is a quiet town with a rich history dating back to its incorporation on Leap Day in 1872. Originally an agricultural and manufacturing hub, Holbrook transformed into a residential suburb during the 1950s housing boom. Today, it has a population of just over 11,000 residents and a median household income comparable to the state average. The town's central location provides convenient access to economic centers like Braintree and Quincy, as well as Boston, which is about 25 minutes away without traffic. Holbrook features a variety of home styles, including single-family Cape Cods, Colonial Revivals, and ranch-style homes, with many historic residences on the north side of town. The median home price is $525,000, with properties ranging from $350,000 to $1 million. Holbrook Public Schools serve over 1,300 students and are known for their updated facilities and favorable student-teacher ratio. The town is well-connected via Interstate 93, Massachusetts State Route 3, and the MBTA commuter rail, with Boston Logan International Airport located 20 miles north. Outdoor activities are plentiful with the 115-acre Holbrook Town Forest, Lake Holbrook, and various public parks. Commercial activity is concentrated along Franklin Street, where pizzerias and taverns are popular dining options. Holbrook celebrates its unique Leap Day heritage with events every four years and hosts traditional holiday celebrations like the annual Festival of Lights.
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