117-119 Portland St-Unit 2 Apartment

Bright, sunny, and spacious, this updated 2-bedroom, 1-bath apartment is located on the second and top floor of a four-family building. The apartment features updated flooring, fresh paint, updated kitchen cabinets, and stainless steel appliances. The spacious kitchen has plenty of room for a dining table, while both bedrooms can comfortably accommodate queen- or king-size beds with additional room for furniture. Being on the top floor means no neighbors above you. Residents also have access to a shared basement laundry room, fenced-in backyard, and off-street parking. Conveniently located near Downtown Haverhill, with easy access to restaurants, grocery stores, I-495, and the New Hampshire border. AVAILABLE FOR AN OCTOBER 1ST MOVE-IN Rent: $2,500/month Available: 10/1/2026 Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 1 Floor: 2nd / Top Floor Utilities: Tenant pays gas and electric; water/sewer included Laundry: Shared laundry room in basement Parking: Off-street parking Outdoor Space: Shared fenced-in yard PET POLICY Maximum of 2 pets. Small dogs under 15 lbs: $35/month Cats: $35/month Breed restrictions apply. DEPOSIT & MOVE-IN COSTS No Application Fee $0 Standard Move-In Option - First month's rent: $2,500 - Last month's rent: $2,500 - Security deposit: $2,500 - Total move-in cost: $7,500 OR Monthly Security Deposit Option - First month's rent: $2,500 - Last month's rent: $2,500 - Security deposit program: $75/month - Initial move-in cost: $5,075 (see note below) Ask the leasing agent for additional details regarding the monthly security deposit program. QUALIFICATIONS - Minimum gross income of 3× the monthly rent: $6,600/month or $79,200/year - Minimum credit score of 600 - Two recent pay stubs from each financially responsible applicant - Valid government-issued ID - All occupants age 18 or older must submit an application - No prior evictions - All minimum rental standards and requirements must be met Interested in scheduling a showing? Respond directly to this listing or contact Joshua Russell at . “The apartment advertised may no longer be available for rental.” MA law requires Any advertisement concerning the availability of an apartment must disclose in print no smaller than that for the apartment itself that, “The apartment advertised may no longer be available for rental.” So we want to make sure all of our listings are above board.