Get Cozy: 5 Rentals with Fireplaces in 5 U.S. Cities

published Sep 22, 2016

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It’s officially fall, and that means leaf peeping, sweater weather, and fireplace season is well on its way. A fireplace—even a decorative one—ups the cozy factor of a home, so we searched real rental listings in five (chilly) cities to see what was available. Here’s what we found.

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Clinton Hill, Brooklyn—$2370

A one bedroom in Brooklyn comes with exposed brick and a non-working fireplace, so add some pillar candles or twinkle lights for that firelight glow. Bonus: the kitchen and bathroom are newly renovated.

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Back Bay, Boston—$2100

This Beacon Street studio is basically like living in a castle (but smaller). The Victorian fireplace isn’t the only cozy feature in this place: the beams, paneling, and what appears to be German text all add to the ambiance.

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Lincoln Park, Chicago—$1550

This one bedroom’s brick corner fireplace is wood burning, and comes with a nook underneath to stash some logs. It also has a private balcony for the warmer months.

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North Loop, Minneapolis—$1650

This Twin Cities loft features a gas fireplace to warm up the concrete floors and exposed beams. It also comes with garage parking.

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Alki, Seattle—$1900

Nothing says cozy cabin vibes like wood paneling and brick fireplaces. This one bedroom is both in a wooded area of West Seattle, but close to the beach. Plus, it comes with off-street parking and a washer/dryer.

Is a fireplace on your dream home list?