$2,310 - $4,284 total monthly price
One North of Boston
Studio - 3 Beds
100 Heard St, Chelsea, MA 02150
$2,310 - $4,284 total monthly price
One North of Boston
Studio - 3 Beds
100 Heard St, Chelsea, MA 02150
$2,188 - $3,976 total monthly price
Parkside Commons Apartments
Studio - 3 Beds
100 Stockton St, Chelsea, MA 02150
$2,195 - $2,900 plus fees
The Box District
Studio - 2 Beds
22 Gerrish Ave, Chelsea, MA 02150
$2,231 - $4,507 total monthly price
Vero Apartments
Studio - 2 Beds
255 Vale St, Chelsea, MA 02150
$2,548 - $4,391 total monthly price
V2 Apartments
Studio - 2 Beds
250 Vale St, Chelsea, MA 02150
$2,368 - $4,908 total monthly price
Axis Admiral's Hill Apartments
Studio - 3 Beds
325 Commandants Way, Chelsea, MA 02150
$2,000 - $2,300 plus fees
Atlas Lofts
Studio - 1 Bed
88 Gerrish Ave, Chelsea, MA 02150
$2,375 - $5,195 total monthly price
Jade
Studio - 3 Beds
202 Mill Rd, Everett, MA 02149
$2,275 - $4,140 total monthly price
Maxwell
Studio - 2 Beds
102 Mill Rd, Everett, MA 02149
Located just across the Mystic River from Boston, Chelsea is the smallest city in Massachusetts with a population of about 40,000 residents. Historically an industrial hub, Chelsea has a diverse local workforce concentrated in government administration, manufacturing, and service sectors, with top employers including Kayem Foods and the Massachusetts Information Technology Center. The city features a variety of housing options, from converted condos in Admirals Hill to historic 19th-century multifamily and single-family houses in Broadway and Prattville. Home styles range from Colonial and Cape Cod to Queen Anne influences, with newer developments primarily consisting of condominiums. Chelsea's median home price is $500,000, making it more affordable compared to Boston. The city boasts a lively Latin American food scene, particularly along Everett Avenue and Broadway, and shopping options at Mystic Mall. Residents can enjoy over 30 public parks and playgrounds, with Mary O'Malley State Park offering waterfront views and recreational activities. Chelsea hosts various community events, including a puppet parade for Dia de Los Muertos and the Baleada Fiesta. The city is accessible via U.S. Route 1, Massachusetts Route 1A, and MBTA services, with Boston Logan International Airport less than 3 miles away. Despite fluctuations in crime rates, Chelsea continues to offer a unique urban living experience north of Boston.