Listed by Jan Marchant

Days on market: 184

FEMALE ONLY ROOMMATE NEEDED! MOVE IN WITH ONLY FIRST MONTHS RENT! FULL FURNISHED - JUST BRING YOU AND YOUR CLOTHES! TONS OF NATURAL LIGHT GREAT LOCATION - IN THE HEART OF CENTRAL SQ. GREAT MGMT! THEY ARE RIGHT NEXT STORE AND READY TO HELP WIT WHATEVER YOU NEED! CATS OK, DOGS CONSIDERED, ESA AND SERVICE ANIMALS ALWAYS WELCOME. Experience the best of Cambridge living in this fully furnished apartment in Cambridgeports Brookline St, ideally situated just steps from Central Square. Move-in ready and thoughtfully designed, this residence offers hardwood floors, exposed brick, and an updated kitchen with granite countertops and brand-new appliances. Ceiling fans, contemporary lighting, modern tile bathrooms, ample closet space, and an abundance of natural light make this space as comfortable as it is stylish. Hardwood floor and tiling throughout. This unit has installed mini-splits for heat and AC. (You can always use baseboard heat from gas if you choose) but... here is a bit of info on mini-splits. Energy-efficient mini-split systems use technology like inverter controls to adjust output based on the precise heating or cooling needs, saving energy by avoiding full-capacity operation. They are also ductless, eliminating energy-wasting ductwork and allowing for zoned cooling and heating, targeting specific areas and reducing energy consumption. available for move in as early as tomorrow! MUST HAVE GOOD CREDIT AND REFERENCES. ABSOLUTELY NO ONE WITH A CRIMINAL RECORD! WE CHECK! NO PETS ALL leases end 8/31/26 Renting an apartment in Central Square, Cambridge offers a mix of convenience, culture, and city energy. The neighborhood has a lively atmosphere with a blend of historic charm and modern development. It is home to students, professionals, and long-time residents, creating a vibrant and diverse community. The cost of living in Central Square is high, but generally more affordable than Kendall Square or Harvard Square. One-bedroom apartments typically range from $2,500 to $3,500, while two-bedrooms can exceed $4,000 depending on the building and amenities. Many older buildings have spacious layouts with character, while newer developments offer luxury amenities at a premium price. Public transportation is one of Central Square’s biggest advantages. The Red Line station provides direct access to nearby universities and downtown Boston. Multiple bus routes run through the area, and dedicated bike lanes make cycling a popular option. Parking can be difficult, but some buildings offer off-street options for a monthly fee. The neighborhood has a strong restaurant and nightlife scene. Dining options range from casual cafes to upscale restaurants, with a variety of cuisines available. The nightlife is active, with live music venues, bars, and performance spaces drawing a steady crowd. There are also plenty of small shops, grocery stores, and other essentials within walking distance. Central Square is known for its artistic and community-driven culture. Public art and murals are visible throughout the area, and local theaters and libraries contribute to the intellectual and creative energy. The neighborhood also has a strong sense of civic engagement, with community organizations and local events bringing people together. The area attracts students, young professionals, and tech workers who enjoy an active and walkable city lifestyle. The neighborhood can be lively, which may not suit those looking for a quiet residential feel. Some buil..

Listed by David Sugarman Sugarman

Days on market: 176

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Listed by David Sugarman

Days on market: 172