It’s rare to find a 3-bedroom condo in Cambridge — much less one with two full baths — for less than a million in Cambridge. And yet this week I have the pleasure of listing one! A rare opportunity for someone to get that extra bedroom or home office they need, or an amazing investment opportunity, given the proximity to MIT, Harvard’s main campus AND the Business School across the River.
Amazing value for a 3-bed Cambridge condo equidistant to Harvard, MIT & HBS! This lovely first floor unit features three good-sized bedrooms, an open-concept eat-in kitchen / living room, two full baths, plus great perks like in-unit laundry, air conditioning, a large common patio and basement storage. And the location is prime — a residential street between the Charles River and Central Square, abutting a large park (with off-leash dog hours!), less than a half mile to the train, very close to Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, HMart, Harvard, MIT and HBS. Walkscore = 92 (“Walker’s Paradise”), Bikescore is 98 (“Biker’s Paradise”) and there are many convenient commuting options with easy access to the Red Line, the 47 bus to Longwood, Memorial Drive and the Mass Pike. Building is well-maintained with low-maintenance vinyl siding and a new roof. Self-managed, pet-friendly, 100% owner-occupied association. Don’t miss it!
Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 full Living area: 1,155 SF +/- Condo fee: $185/ month Parking: on-street permit 2019 taxes: $1,701 with residential exemption
Listed at $749,000
And here are some of the great perks of this neighborhood… Andala Coffee House – neighborhood café with coffee, food, and free WiFi! Charles River / Magazine Beach – a bit of nature and a public pool just down the street Coast Cafe – tiny soul food joint offering takeout, delivery and catering – a hidden treasure! Hoyt Field – a great park and neighborhood meeting spot, just around the corner Alive & Kicking Lobsters – a local fave serving one of Boston’s best lobster rolls Riverside Pizza and Seafood – a popular local spot for over 30 years H-Mart – Mega Asian supermarket/food court that has quickly become a hotspot Basta Pasta – low key Italian restaurant serving pizza and large portions of homemade pasta Riverside Boat Club – 140-year old, volunteer run community rowing center Trader Joe’s & Whole Foods – two great grocery stores just down the street – super convenient
Plus all the conveniences of a major square – many pharmacies, banks, 24-hour stores and the T!
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