Welcome to 28 Crescent Road, a charming sun-filled 2 bed residence offering comfortable living in a highly desirable Belmont location. Just moments from the Grove Street Playground, the Cambridge town line and beautiful Fresh Pond, this home offers an outstanding combination of neighborhood charm and urban convenience. With a Walk Score of 80 and an impressive Bike Score of 93, enjoy easy access to local shops, restaurants, parks, recreation, and the surrounding Belmont and Cambridge communities. The home features useful spaces, inside and out, including a den with a fireplace, ample basement storage, a three season porch, an exclusive patio and attached garage parking. Whether enjoying a stroll around Fresh Pond, spending time at the neighborhood playground, biking into Cambridge, or exploring all that Belmont has to offer, this location makes everyday living a pleasure. A wonderful opportunity to enjoy the best of Belmont living in an exceptionally convenient location!
Having spent more than the past decade assisting buyers and sellers in Greater Boston, and after many years in the nonprofit world, I am extremely comfortable interacting with and...
relating to people of different cultures and backgrounds. I have personally been both a buyer and seller, so I know how stressful and complicated it can seem without the right guidance. Further, I've spent years and have gained significant experience with the Boston housing market, and know how things can go sideways without proper preparation and awareness. Therefore, my ultimate goal as a Redfin agent is to use my extensive knowledge to provide clarity, unwavering guidance and precise advice to my clients as they progress through the home buying and selling experience.
Cushing Square, located between Belmont Center and Waverley Square, is a residential and commercial Belmont neighborhood with a walkable village core and a commuter-rail edge. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Cushing Square junction at Common Street and Trapelo Road, where small storefronts, corner cafés, and everyday services line the sidewalks. Community pillars include the historic Cushing Square branch of the Belmont Public Library, the long-running Savinos Grill, and the Belmont Gallery of Art at the library. Side streets feature early-20th-century Colonials and multifamily homes with porches and compact yards. Pocket greens and school grounds break up the blocks, while Trapelo Road keeps the pace urban. The setting balances local errands with a straight shot to Cambridge and downtown Boston via nearby rail.