Boston-Area Vacation Rentals in Wakefield

Boston without Boston prices

Staying in Wakefield means more space, easy parking, and a straightforward train ride downtown — a practical base for a Boston trip, a family visit, or a longer work stay.

Beyond the city

Salem is about twenty minutes by car, the North Shore beaches a little further, and Lake Quannapowitt is right in town for a morning walk.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get into Boston from your Wakefield rentals?

The commuter rail station is less than a five-minute walk from both homes, with direct service into Boston — no transfers, no city parking.

How long is the train ride into the city?

It's a short commuter-rail run into Boston's North Station, and from there the subway reaches most of the city quickly.

Is staying in Wakefield cheaper than staying in Boston?

Usually, yes — you get a whole home with parking for less than a comparable downtown hotel or city rental, with the train doing the commuting.

Is parking included?

Yes — both Wakefield homes have on-site parking, so you can keep a car and still take the train downtown.

What's the difference between Upper Avon and Lower Avon?

Upper Avon is 3 bedrooms and 2 baths; Lower Avon is 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. Both are in the same building, both walk to the train.

Can I get to Salem or the North Shore from here?

Salem is about twenty minutes by car, with North Shore beaches a little further up the coast.

Do you host longer stays for work or relocation?

We do. Tell us how long you need and we'll quote the stay directly.

Are the Wakefield homes good for families visiting Boston?

Yes — a quiet residential street, full kitchens, parking, and Lake Quannapowitt in town for a walk, with the city a train ride away.