Charles River
Life along the water
Magazine Beach provides waterfront open space, playing fields, fitness, a riverside path, and canoe/kayak access — minutes from home.
Cambridgeport
Cambridge living at its most livable — client neighborhood narrative for 24 Jay Street.
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Tucked between the energy of Central Square, the innovation surrounding MIT, and the scenic Charles River, Cambridgeport offers an exceptional combination of neighborhood charm and city convenience.
Tree-lined streets, distinctive Cambridge architecture, parks, restaurants, cafés, public transportation, and easy access to Boston create a neighborhood where everyday life feels connected and convenient.
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24 Jay Street, Cambridge, MA
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Why people love Cambridgeport
Cambridgeport has a personality all its own. Residential streets offer a welcoming atmosphere, yet some of Cambridge’s most popular destinations are close by.
Charles River
Magazine Beach provides waterfront open space, playing fields, fitness, a riverside path, and canoe/kayak access — minutes from home.
Central Square
Restaurants from around the world, cafés, independent businesses, nightlife, and the MBTA Red Line to Kendall/MIT, Harvard, and Boston.
Parks
Dana Park, Fort Washington Park, Pacific Street Park, and smaller parks and playgrounds throughout Cambridgeport.
Innovation
Home to Harvard and MIT, Cambridge mixes historic neighborhoods with world-renowned academic and research institutions.
Transit
Red Line, bus routes, bicycle connections, and major roadways — an ideal home base for Cambridge and Greater Boston.
Lifestyle
Morning walks along the Charles. Coffee around the corner. Dinner in Central Square. Easy access to Boston — then home to a distinctly residential street.
More than a neighborhood
You choose some places for the house. And you choose places because you can imagine the life you’ll have once you live there. Cambridgeport offers both.
Connected. Vibrant. Residential. Unmistakably Cambridge.