If you are looking for a home in Cambridge with a lot of space at a reasonable price, take a look at this four-bedroom, one-bathroom shared apartment. Located in Inman Square, a small mostly commercial neighborhood roughly three miles outside of Boston, this 1101-square-foot unit features antique hardwood floors, freshly painted walls, high ceilings, large windows for natural light, radiator heating, and lots of closets for storage. All four bedrooms can accommodate queen-size beds, nightstands, and dressers or desks. The tile-floor bathroom offers a new sink and dual-flush toilet, lots of cabinets, a walk-in shower, and wainscot paneling on the walls. A spacious, newly remodeled, eat-in kitchen boasts name-brand stainless appliances, including a microwave and dishwasher, a large pantry, and can easily hold a dining table with four chairs. Similar to other neighborhoods in Cambridge and Boston, Inman Square refers to both the busy commercial intersection and the small residential district you will find it in. A short drive away from both Harvard University and Downtown Boston, Inman Square is home to an eclectic demographic that consists of college students, families, and working professionals. A popular retail destination for Cambridge residents, Inman Square offers plenty of local restaurants and shopping options along Cambridge Street, which serves as the main commercial thoroughfare for this friendly, walkable neighborhood. Inman Square is unique in its noticeable Brazilian and Portuguese influence that can be seen and tasted in the many storefronts that occupy this 1.8-acre neighborhood. A lack of direct access to Boston’s rapid transit system keeps the foot traffic to a manageable level and preserves the charming aspects of this friendly, tree-lined neighborhood. Despite its size, Inman Square does boast a decent selection of nightlife options that include live music venues and trendy bars. This charming apartment is situated on the top floor of an iconic triple-decker home less than two blocks from Cambridge Street, where you will find local stores, restaurants, and supermarkets. If you are looking to take advantage of Boston’s rapid transit system, you will need to head down to another popular commercial district known as Central Square. A ten-minute walk will get you to Central station for the Red Line train, which will get you up to Harvard University or over to Downtown. This smoke-free unit can be furnished or unfurnished before moving in and includes paid WiFi and a large flat-screen TV....
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