A clapboard and brick house on Brattle, set back from the street, with a deep garden and rooms that still know how to be quiet.
Brattle is the street people mean when they say Old Cambridge. This house sits behind a low wall and a pair of oaks, five bedrooms and a kitchen that can actually cook. The 1868 rooms were brought forward in a renovation that knew when to stop — systems, baths, a mudroom that works. Harvard Square is a walk. The garden is deep enough that the city drops away.
On the property
- 1868 Cambridge house
- Five bedrooms, main-level study
- Deep rear garden
- Updated kitchen and baths
- Two-car garage
- Walk to Harvard Square
- Original floors and stair
- Quiet, not remote
