$850 Per Month
- 0.5 Baths
- 1,215 Sq Ft
- Property for Rent
86 N Summer St, Adams, MA 01220
86 N Summer St, Adams, MA 01220$850 Per Month
86 N Summer St, Adams, MA 01220
86 N Summer St, Adams, MA 01220$1,250 Per Month
7 Albert St Unit 1, Adams, MA 01220
Recently renovated first floor apartment with a widened bathroom. Features an open-concept kitchen with stove and refrigerator included. One bedroom has been updated with brand new carpeting.Convienient 2 Bedroom - 1 Bath First floor apartment. Close to downtown Adams, MA
Christian Garner NOCHER REALTY
$1,200
Total Monthly Price
12-14 E Hoosac St Unit 5, Adams, MA 01220
Now available – a clean and well-maintained 1–2 bedroom apartment in Adams, MA. This third-floor unit is suitable for individuals, couples, or roommates, with space that can easily accommodate a second bedroom or home office.The apartment features gas heat and a gas stove for efficient heating and cooking, along with a brand-new refrigerator. A laundry center is located in the building,
$1,800 Per Month
4 Pleasant St, Adams, MA 01220
Fully furnished downtown house for rent. 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, kitchen, living, dining.Each room has it's own heating/cooling unit.Centrally located, on the Ashwillticook Bike Trail.
Pauline Green STEEPLEVIEW REALTY - ADAMS BRANCH
$1,375 Per Month
40 E Jordan St Unit 3, Adams, MA 01220
Looking for that perfect blend of ''downtown pulse'' and ''cozy sanctuary''? This updated two-bedroom gem proves that the best things really do come in small, stylish packages.This unit is all about maximizing every square inch with modern finishes and a warm, inviting energy. Whether you're a minimalist maven or a city seeker, this space hits all the right notes. No laundry hook-ups, less than
Jason Nocher NOCHER REALTY
Adams, Massachusetts, is a small community located about 10 miles south of the Massachusetts-Vermont border in Berkshire County. Known for its historical significance and natural beauty, Adams is the birthplace of Susan B. Anthony, the 19th-century women's rights activist and abolitionist. The town is situated at the foot of Mount Greylock, the tallest peak in Massachusetts, offering residents and visitors ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as birdwatching, snowshoeing, and hiking at Greylock Glen. The new Outdoor Center provides gear rentals, snacks, and environmental lectures, with plans for additional facilities like a lodge and amphitheater. The paved Ashuwilltoicook Rail Trail and Bellevue Falls hike are popular among runners and cyclists, while Savoy Mountain State Forest offers camping, fishing, and over 50 miles of trails.
Adams boasts several historical attractions, including the Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum and Hoosac Valley Train Rides, which feature narrated trips through the Berkshires. The residential landscape includes Cape Cods, turn-of-the-century Colonial Revivals, and ranch-style homes, with views of the forested hills. The pedestrian-friendly downtown area along State Route 8 features preserved Victorian-era buildings, local businesses, and dining options like AJ’s Trailside Pub. The Adams theater hosts various performances and supports independent artists through its incubator program. For shopping, residents have access to Adams Hometown Markets and a nearby Walmart.
Transportation is facilitated by State Route 8, connecting Adams to North Adams Regional Hospital 6 miles away and Pittsfield 15 miles south. The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority provides bus services to these locations, and Albany International Airport is 55 miles away.
There are currently 5 homes available for rent in Adams, MA. The median rent is $1,800 per month, with single-family homes renting at $1,625, townhouses at $1,800 and condos at $1,400.