LISTED FOR $1,488,000  |  SOLD FOR $1,468,000
5 BRATTLE CIRCLE
CAMBRIDGE, MA 02138
​ Condo/Townhouse  |  3 Beds/2.5 Baths  |  1,635 SF

Just west of Harvard Square and tucked into a verdant little pocket of tranquility off of Brattle Street, this crisp and bright 2012 townhouse is ready for you to move in! Dramatic windows on the main level fill the open concept living area with light, and offer a view onto the beautiful common garden. The gas fireplace in the living room makes for cozy winter nights. With 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, plus an extra study on the lower level, the floor plan offers tremendous flexibility for different lifestyles. Empty-nesters will appreciate the second floor master, and new parents or aspiring novelists will love the second bedroom on the second floor, perfect as a nursery or office. The bright third floor is another en suite bedroom, with skylights and treetop views. Living is easy with a connected two-car garage (seriously!), in-unit laundry, and multi-zone central air conditioning. Close to Harvard Square, the Charles River, and easy travel to downtown, I-90, and Route 2.

OPEN HOUSES:  SATURDAY 6/9 + SUNDAY 6/10, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

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LOCATION / West Cambridge

5 Brattle Circle
​Cambridge, MA 02138

The most wooded and least densely settled part of Cambridge, West Cambridge is comprised of several small, upscale, and distinctive residential neighborhoods. “Tory Row”—as Brattle Street is known locally—heads westward from Harvard Square and is home to many of Cambridge’s largest, toniest, and most architecturally significant houses.  The run of antique cottages between Hawthorne and Lowell Streets once housed the workers for the Brattle Street manses, and tucked among them is the neighborhood gem, the Cambridge Skating Club and Tennis Club.  Coolidge Hill offers its residents a leafy “Wellesley in Cambridge” experience, located above the Shady Hill School and Buckingham Browne & Nichols’s Upper School.  Larchwood—landscaped from what was once the 38-acre Larches Estate during the First World War—offers quiet and well landscaped streets, and an array of Georgian- and Tudor-Revival houses. ​

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