The Neighborhoods
Different corners. One Cambridge.
From the bustle of Harvard Square to the riverside streets of Cambridgeport, get a feel for the places you could call home.
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THE CITY AT YOUR DOORSTEP
Harvard Square
Bookstores, cafés, historic brick, and the Red Line underfoot. An urban setting with centuries of history close at hand.
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ROOM TO PUT DOWN ROOTS
West Cambridge
Tree-lined streets, established homes, and easy access to Fresh Pond. A quieter pace, with green space woven into everyday life.
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A NEIGHBORHOOD WITH ITS OWN STORY
Cambridgeport
Riverside parks, triple-deckers, and corner shops between Central Square and the Charles. Close to everything, with its own village feel.
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CANAL-SIDE AND CONNECTED
East Cambridge
Lechmere, the Galleria area and historic rowhouses near the Charles.
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CLOSE TO CENTRAL
Area 4 / The Port
Dense, diverse streets between Central and Kendall Squares.
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WORKING-CITY ROOTS
Wellington-Harrington
Inman Square's restaurants and classic triple-deckers.
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WHERE IDEAS GET BUILT
Kendall Square / MIT
Labs, new towers, riverfront and the Red Line.
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BETWEEN THE SQUARES
Mid-Cambridge
Victorian homes and quiet streets between Harvard and Inman.
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ALONG THE CHARLES
Riverside
River views, Harvard houses and Central Square nearby.
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NORTH OF THE YARD
Agassiz / Baldwin
Leafy streets beside Harvard's museums.
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PORTER SQUARE LIVING
Neighborhood Nine
Shops, the Red Line and commuter rail at Porter.
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NEAR ALEWIFE
North Cambridge
Linear Park, Davis Square access and the Alewife T.
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SMALL AND TUCKED AWAY
Cambridge Highlands
A quiet pocket near Fresh Pond and Alewife.
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SUBURBAN FEEL, CITY ADDRESS
Strawberry Hill
Single-family homes on the city's western edge.
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