Located between Harvard and MIT
Its a couple minutes walk to Mass Ave bus or Central Sq T stop
Building is in great shape . Was fully renovated last year.
New laundry Room
Bike Storage

Central Square was designated an official Cultural District in the state of Massachusetts by the Mass Cultural Council in October 2012.[3] Central Square is known for its wide variety of ethnic restaurants, churches, bars, and live music and theatre venues.[4] Richard B. Modica Way, aka "Graffiti Alley", has been described as a "hallmark of Central Square."[5] It is gentrifying rapidly, and a number of upscale restaurants have opened in the Square. Many startups, including pharmaceutical, videogame and Internet companies, have moved research and office operations into the Square to take advantage of the proximity to MIT, Boston medical resources and relatively low costs.[6] Some critics have claimed that the recent changes have diminished the Square's edge, as some of the older Square businesses such as Manray have closed.[7] There is also a diverse array of houses of worship in the area, with Christ the King Presbyterian Church, First Baptist Church, Sts. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church, St. Paul's African Methodist Episcopal Church and other large historic congregations meeting near the Square.

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