About Cambridge
Cambridge is a city in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, and part of the Boston metropolitan area as a major suburb of Boston. It is located in eastern Massachusetts, bordered by the city of Boston to the south (across the Charles River) and east, the city of Somerville to the north, the town of Arlington to the northwest, the town of Belmont, and the city of Watertown to the west.
Things To Do in Cambridge
Harvard Square has been a meeting spot since 1630 and is home to the United States' oldest university, performing arts venues, shops, and restaurants.
A well-known location in Harvard's Memorial Hall that hosts everything from seminars and student concerts to national performers.
A historic arboretum and cemetery was established in 1831. Spend a day meandering around the walkways, taking in the observation tower, peaceful ponds, and attractions such as Mount Auburn Sphinx.
Cambridge Public Schools
Cambridge is most famous as an academic and intellectual center. At least 258 of the world's total 962 Nobel Prize winners have been affiliated with Cambridge universities at some time in their careers.
The city's schools constitute the Cambridge Public School District. To visit the school webpage, click HERE.
Parks and Recreation
The Recreation Department provides quality, affordable and accessible recreational opportunities for residents of all ages in well-designed and maintained facilities.
Transportation
Cambridge is accessible through several major roads, including Route 2, Route 16, and the McGrath Highway (Route 28). The Massachusetts Turnpike does not run through Cambridge, although an exit adjacent to Allston provides access. Both US Route 1 and Interstate 93 give access to the eastern edge of Cambridge at Leverett Circle in Boston. Route 2A runs the length of the city, chiefly along Massachusetts Avenue.
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority serves Cambridge, including the Porter station on the regional Commuter Rail, the Lechmere station on the Green Line, and the Alewife, Porter, Harvard, Central, and Kendall Square/MIT stations on the Red Line.
Cambridge has several bike pathways, including one along the Charles River and the Linear Park, which connects the Minuteman Bikeway at Alewife to the Somerville Community Walk.
The intercity bus and train stations in Boston are located at South Station and Logan International Airport in East Boston, both of which are accessible by subway. The Fitchburg Line train service connects Porter Square to some western suburbs.
Popular Local Restaurants
You'll find a wide array of restaurants in Cambridge. Here are some of our top picks.
Searching for a lunch location in Cambridge that caters to both omnivores and vegans? Veggie Galaxy is a unique restaurant that serves crowd-pleasing vegetarian and vegan cuisine prepared from scratch, as well as drinks, ciders, and beers.
This modern restaurant serves drinks, artisan beer, and a broad foreign tapas cuisine.
Russell House Tavern, located in Harvard Square, is a trendy, affluent Cambridge restaurant with a modest but diversified cuisine, a vibrant environment, and a huge cocktail menu. Ideal for a nighttime date.
Alden & Harlow serves thoughtfully sourced, honest American food in a subterranean, modern, and comfortable space.
See the latest housing market report to get the most up-to-date statistics. You'll find here the current and historical market data for single-family and condo/townhouse home sales.
Contact us now for the most detailed market data and to hear our perspective on what the latest buying and selling trends mean for you. We are always happy to help and can send you a free home valuation.
Sell Your Home in Cambridge, MA
Cambridge is a desirable community, so selling your Cambridge home to move into a bigger house or relocate isn't as difficult as you think. Using John Woodman's service can help lessen the stress and worry of selling a home. John may also assist you in getting the most out of your house sale while making the process easier for you.
Buying a Home in Cambridge, MA
If you're thinking about moving to Cambridge, you have several residential options to choose from. Whether you're looking for single-family homes or condos/townhomes, John Woodman can help. John has years of expertise in this town and can inform you about everything the town has to offer as well as find you your dream home.
For additional information, including sales history and prices, and more for Cambridge, MA properties for sale, or to schedule a home tour of any property listed below, contact us today!
Homes For Sale in Cambridge, MA
- 3 Beds3.5 Baths2,950 SqFt1/33 33Open Sat 12PM-2PM
$10,000
- 1 Bed1 Bath936 SqFt1/10 10Open Sun 11AM-12PM
$715,000
- 4 Beds2 Baths2,063 SqFt1/22 22Open Sat 11AM-12:30PM
$2,079,000
RECENTLY SOLD
- 1 Bed1 Bath510 SqFt1/13 13$500,000 $525,000 4.8%
- 1 Bed1 Bath774 SqFt1/22 22$620,000 $629,900 1.6%
- 8 Beds4 Baths4,305 SqFt1/40 40$3,080,000 $3,250,000 5.2%