LISTED FOR $678,00  |  SOLD FOR $750,000
344 HURLEY STREET
CAMBRIDGE, MA 02141
SINGLE FAMILY  |  2 BEDROOMS + STUDY  |  1.5 BATHROOMS  |  1,085 SF

A brilliant combination of exceptional convenience and vibrant urban lifestyle is made possible by this charming single family row house. Located just 4 blocks from both Kendall Square, Cambridge’s thriving hub for innovation + life sciences, and to the shops and restaurants lining Cambridge Street. On the first floor the unit opens up to a living room with built-in shelves and exposed brick that accents the space. The functional eat-in kitchen with a breakfast nook and adjacent powder room lead the way to the flexible-use space for your exercise or WFH area. Two bedrooms - one with a walk-in-closet - and a full bath comprise the second floor. Awesome full-height basement with laundry and plenty of room for skis and bikes and maybe even a small makerspace. A small patio out back is just right for grilling out. Single family home = no condo fees! Close to MIT, Kendall Square, Inman Square, Harvard, the Red Line, I-93, Boston and more. Walk Score® of 92  and Bike Score® of 99 - a “Walker’s & Biker's Paradise”.​

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PROPERTY DETAILS

Summary
Beds: 2 + study
Baths: 1.5
Living Area: 1,085 SF
Outdoor space: patio
Laundry: On lower level
​Taxes: $1,151.61  (with the residential exemption)
Assessed Value: $626,700

Systems/Mechanicals

Heating: Forced hot water by gas, 2 zones
Hot Water: Tank by gas, 2016
​Roof: Flat tar and gravel, approximately 10 years old
Electric: Circuit breakers, 100 Amps
Average ​Utility Costs: $61/m gas, $180/m electric

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GALLERY

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FLOOR PLAN

Please note that floor plan is for marketing purposes and dimensions are not guaranteed.

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LOCATION / Kendall Square

344 Hurley Street
Cambridge, MA 02141

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One of the globe’s hothouses for research and innovation in the sciences and new media, Kendall Square/MIT spans the riverbank between the Harvard Bridge (Mass Ave) and the Longfellow Bridge (Main Street). Filled with coffeehouses, bicycle lanes, and students, this thriving—and increasingly wealthy—high-tech hotspot is also home to the Charles River Reservation, providing acres of wetland flora and waterfront for running, walking, rowing, and sailing. The neighborhood’s two bridges and T station also give it excellent connections by car, foot, and public transit with Boston’s Beacon Hill and Back Bay. ​

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