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356 Lincoln St
356 Lincoln Street, Waltham MA 02451
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On-site laundry, Hardwood floors, Parking, and Recently renovated
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Top neighborhoods in Waltham

Bank Square
What it’s like to live in Bank Square
Industrial heritage meets urban renewal in Bank Square, where former factory buildings now house loft apartments and tech startups along the Charles River. Residents enjoy the evolving Moody Street restaurant scene and the riverside walking path connecting to neighboring communities. Though commuter rail creates occasional noise, it also provides convenient Boston access without driving stress. The neighborhood's blend of historical architecture and modern amenities creates distinctive living spaces where industrial elements like exposed brick and ceiling beams complement contemporary features.
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North Waltham
What it’s like to live in North Waltham
Suburban convenience defines North Waltham, where rental options provide significantly more space than Boston proper while maintaining reasonable commuting possibilities. The district surrounds multiple conservation areas creating unexpected natural beauty within this urban setting, while the nearby Route 128 technology corridor provides employment opportunities without requiring downtown Boston commutes. Though requiring vehicle ownership for most daily needs, excellent commuter rail service creates car-optional commuting possibilities to both Boston employment and Cambridge innovation centers – advantages increasingly valued as fuel costs and parking expenses continue affecting overall housing affordability calculations. The neighborhood's excellent school reputation attracts families seeking quality education without premium pricing, while the strategic positioning provides reasonable access to both urban amenities and suburban convenience without excessive commutes in either direction.
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Commuters
Neighborhood vibe
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Waltham is $2,792.
The average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Waltham is $3,683.
The average rent for a studio apartment in Waltham is $2,559.
City Guide for Waltham, MA
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Waltham made its name in the watch business. Also in the brass automobile business when car (called motocycles then) fittings were still old fashioned (like the big bug-eyed lamps used as headlights). Motocycles are long gone, but Waltham is still home to bug-eyed incoming freshman of Brandeis and Bentley – and a city that has seen a massive transformation as a dining and cultural escape – even for nearby Bostonians. View Waltham City Guide