$1,500 - $1,550 per month
Apartment for Rent
1 Bed
2 Green St, Palmer, MA 01069
$1,500 - $1,550 per month
Apartment for Rent
1 Bed
2 Green St, Palmer, MA 01069
$2,000 per month
1041 Pine St Unit 1, Palmer, MA 01069
Welcome to 1041 Pine Street in Palmer — a beautifully updated first-floor apartment that combines comfort, style, and convenience. This spacious unit features three generously sized bedrooms and two full bathrooms, including a private en-suite in the master bedroom. The modern kitchen flows into a bright dining area, perfect for everyday meals or entertaining. You'll love the thoughtful upgrades
Sheila Perez Naples Realty Group
$1,750 per month
Palmer Gardens
2 Beds
1 Lariviere Ave, Three Rivers, MA 01080
$1,275 per month
1 Main St Unit 1L, Palmer, MA 01080
Property Id: 604352 bedrooms , First floor (left side of house), electric heat and hot water,close to mass pike, parks& schools, and Baystate Wing Hospital. A walk away from downtown. A really convenient location. Partial views of Quaboag River out back. Washer & Dryer Hookups in unit. Newer energy efficient windows and water heater. Tenant responsible for utilities (Electricity). No
Palmer, Massachusetts, historically known as the town of seven railroads, continues to be a transportation hub with its proximity to the Massachusetts Pike. This small town is a popular bedroom community for those working in both eastern and western Massachusetts. Housing options in Palmer include brick Ranchers, vinyl-sided Cape Cods, and stately Colonials, often featuring well-kept yards and spacious lots. Depot Village serves as Palmer's downtown and commercial center, where Union Station, now a historic site, and the train-themed Steaming Tender restaurant are located. Along Park Street, residents can enjoy dining at Tailgate Tavern, Girly's Grill, and Apollo 1 restaurant. Palmer Public School District has above-average ratings for its teachers and college prep programs, with Palmer High School recognized as a top 20 STEM school in Springfield. For recreation, Palmer Motorsports Park attracts car clubs and racing enthusiasts, while Burleigh Park offers a more relaxed atmosphere with its basketball court and baseball diamonds. Pulaski Park, known as the polka capital of New England, provides green space and live music, fostering a sense of community. Located 20 miles from Springfield, Palmer benefits from easy access to Interstate 90 and U.S. Route 20, making it convenient for commuting and exploring nearby attractions.