You Can Rent Matt Damon's 'Good Will Hunting' Pad In South Boston

BOSTON, MA — Though it might look quite different now than it did when it was Matt Damon's digs in "Good Will Hunting," this triple-decker apartment in South Boston has history—and the unit available for rent has lots of natural light.

The apartment building at 190 West Sixth Street is featured in the 1997 film as the home of Will Hunting himself, a janitor and mathematical genius whose world opens up when his talent is discovered by a professor. In the film, Hunting lives on the first-floor, but it is the second-floor unit that's available for anyone looking for a slice of Boston with a story.

The 1,000 square foot unit, which was renovated in 2012 and listed for rent for $4,500 per month in February, has two bedrooms and two bathrooms with one off-street parking space included.

It's got an open-concept living room with a gas fireplace, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and a breakfast bar in the kitchen, and spacious master bedroom and bath suite. There’s also an in-unit laundry setup as well as central air and storage in the basement, though the tenant is responsible for paying for heat, hot water, cooking gas, and electricity.

The building is walking distance from bus lines and the T.

Podcast host Jordan Runtagh shared photos comparing the property's front in the film to how it looks in 2023.

Zillow states that the unit becomes available to rent on March 15.