$2,495 - $3,250 total monthly price
Birchwood Hills
2 Beds
4 Brook Ave, Shirley, MA 01464
$2,495 - $3,250 total monthly price
Birchwood Hills
2 Beds
4 Brook Ave, Shirley, MA 01464
$3,000 per month plus fees
35 Fredonian St Unit K, Shirley, MA 01464
This unit was completed in 2023. The kitchen features L-shaped counter top and plenty of cabinet space, with dishwasher, gas stove, and disposal. The living area is adjacent to the kitchen with a full bath in between the living room and kitchen. The upper level has two bedrooms and a full bath. There is a flexible first level 3rd bedroom with closet which could be also be a dining area or family
Pat Bagni-Latimer MA Real Estate Center
$2,300 per month plus fees
105 Townsend Rd Unit B, Shirley, MA 01464
This one-of-a-kind townhouse rental offers the perfect blend of historic charm and modern comfort! Set on 3 picturesque acres, this converted 1850s post-and-beam barn features wide pine floors, reclaimed shiplap, a dramatic 16-foot beamed ceiling, and a cozy living/dining area. The spacious kitchen includes stainless appliances, oak shaker cabinetry, granite counters, and tile floors. A sunny
St. Martin Team Barrett Sotheby's International Realty
$2,900 per month plus fees
19 Chapel St Unit 2, Shirley, MA 01464
Spacious 3-Bedroom. This bright and spacious 3-bedroom, 1-bath apartment offers plenty of room to live, work, and relax with an impressive ample of living space. Features include Private entrance, large living room perfect for entertaining or cozy nights. Three generously sized bedrooms with ample closet and extra room, perfect for an office spaces or playroom. Updated kitchen with plenty of
Carlos Ramos eXp Realty
Shirley, a small town in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, is nestled between the Squannacook and Nashua rivers, approximately 45 miles west of Boston. Known for its rural charm, Shirley features expansive green spaces, conservation trails, and a variety of home styles, including Cape Cods, ranch-style homes, split-levels, traditional farmhouses, and newer Colonial Revivals. Homes are often secluded in dense woodlands, with lot sizes ranging from several thousand square feet to over five acres. The town's trail network spans 2,000 acres, offering activities such as hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and cross-country skiing. Residents can also enjoy fishing and paddling along the local rivers. Shirley is part of the Ayer Shirley Regional School District, which includes highly-rated schools like Page Hilltop Elementary, Lura A. White Elementary, and Ayer Shirley Regional Middle School. The town is accessible via Massachusetts Route 2A and Interstate 190, with an MBTA commuter rail station providing direct access to Boston. Local dining options include the historic Bull Run Restaurant, while nearby Leominster, less than 10 miles away, offers extensive shopping and dining features. Community events such as ShirleyFest and seasonal yard sales foster a close-knit atmosphere.