$1,800 per month
222 Front St Unit 3rd Floor, Winchendon, MA 01475
Large renovated 3 bedroom third floor apartment on a dead end street.Freshly painted with newly installed laminate flooring, cabinets, stove, microwave.Bright new eat-in kitchen with plenty of countertops and storage, open concept rolls into living room.Large updated bathroom with new vanity and quartz countertop.Basement access with coin-op washer and dryer.New mini-split for
Explore Winchendon
$1,500 per month
204 Glenallen St Unit 2, Winchendon, MA 01475
Great location w/easy access to RT-2 and all area amenities. Owners are almost done prepping the unit for occupancy. 2nd floor unit w/a spacious eat-in kitchen, equipped with a stove, fridge and dishwasher, so all you'll need is your own microwave. One base pantry cabinet door is being removed and the lower level cabinet shelving will be stained and will provide open shelving. One full bath
Brian Donoghue Universal Property Management
$1,500 per month
39 Pond St Unit 3, Winchendon, MA 01475
2 bedroom apartment on first floor, conveniently located near downtown Winchendon. $1,500 monthly rent includes HEAT, HOT WATER, WATER, WASHER/DRYER HOOKUPS, 1 OFF STREET PARKING SPACE, TRASH REMOVAL, SNOW REMOVAL FROM DRIVEWAY, GROUNDS MAINTENANCE. NO smoking, NO grills on porch. Good references a must. Group showing Thursday, August 7 from 5 to 6. If no confirmations are received, showing
Terry Lupien Morin Real Estate
Winchendon, Massachusetts, a small community with a rich industrial history, is known for its historic homes and the enduring legacy of its toy manufacturing past, earning it the nickname "Toy Town." The town's historical charm is preserved through attractions like the Winchendon Historical Society, which offers ghost tours and themed escape rooms, and the Murdock-Whitney House and Isaac Morse House, the latter of which doubles as a toy museum and retro ice cream shop. Community events such as the Taste of Winchendon and the Fall Festival draw residents together with food trucks, live music, and family-friendly activities. Housing in Winchendon ranges from historic homes dating back to the 1750s to more contemporary developments from the 1980s, with a mix of single-family homes and multifamily developments. Central Street is the hub of local commerce, featuring a variety of dining options, including Christos Place and Two Foxes Farm Pizza, as well as a locally-owned hardware store that supports community outreach. Winchendon Community Park and other green spaces provide residents with ample opportunities for outdoor recreation, including fishing at Whitney Pond and exploring the North Central Pathway. While the local schools have average ratings, the community spirit and historical allure make Winchendon a unique place to call home. Located along U.S. Route 202, Winchendon offers commuting options to nearby towns like Gardner and Leominster, with Worcester 45 miles to the south.
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