Pleased to present 342–344 Bowdoin Street, a six-unit multifamily investment opportunity in the Meeting House Hill neighborhood of Dorchester. Comprising two adjacent three-family buildings totaling 11,800 gross square feet, the property pairs immediate flexibility with in-place income: the seller will deliver four of the six units vacant at closing, allowing a new owner to renovate, reposition, or re-lease at market rents from day one, while the remaining two units are occupied by long-term Section 8 tenants, providing a stable, subsidized income base. The buildings have been exceptionally maintained and upgraded, featuring 2 full bathrooms per unit, central air and mini-split systems, keyless entry, and income-producing common laundry. Rents on the vacant units have been driven by a furnished, extended-stay rental strategy, generating income above a traditional stabilized lease structure — upside a new owner can capture immediately or normalize toward conventional leasing over time. Situated directly on an MBTA bus route just minutes from Fields Corner Station on the Red Line and with quick access to I-93, the property sits within one of Dorchester's most actively traded rental submarkets, walkable to Dorchester Food Co-op, Ronan Park, and a growing retail and dining corridor. With vacant units at closing, an established income stream, and full configuration flexibility, 342–344 Bowdoin Street offers a compelling entry point into Greater Boston's largest and most dynamic neighborhood. The buildings are being offered as a package or individually.