Mid-Cambridge! Enjoy living in a popular, professionally-managed brick building with an elevator, private storage & laundry facilities. This TOP FLOOR over-sized one bedroom has gorgeous hardwood floors, high ceilings & gets amazing natural light. Cook at home in a nicely remodeled kitchen w/ electric cooking, granite countertops, subway tile back splash, updated cabinets & excellent storage. Thoughtfully designed layout features gorgeous entry foyer w/ two closets, formal dining area & grand living room. Less than ½ mile to Harvard Sq. & Central Sq. Minutes to Harvard University, MIT, MBTA Red Line, Sanders Theatre, Broadway Market, Cambridge Public Library & #68 city bus line. On site rental parking is usually available for a nominal monthly fee. Check with agent. Bike/stroller storage available.
Location, location, location! Sun-filled top floor unit at Cambridge Court Condominium with large windows on 3 sides, oak hardwood floors throughout and just minutes to Harvard University and MIT. There are 4 sunny and spacious rooms which include a living room, an oversized bedroom with 2 closets, a separate dining room, and a galley kitchen. There are 36 parking spaces owned by the association and they rent to owners for $90/month. Currently there is not a waiting list. Amenities include an elevator, private storage, dedicated bike and stroller storage, and a pleasant common laundry. This condo is in a professionally managed brick building less than ½ mile to Harvard Square and Central Square, the red line MBTA, Sanders Theatre, and Broadway Market. Take advantage of this prime urban location! See attached brochure and floor plan for more details. Offers, if any, are due on Tuesday, June 6th at noon.
MLS PIN #50269351
Jul 27, 1995
Sold
$125,500
$152/sq ft
May 19, 1995
Listing Removed
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Jan 26, 1995
Listed
$129,900
$157/sq ft
ATOP EXCELLENT ELEVATORED BRICK BUILDING NEAR HARVARD: VERY QUIET & SUNNY SOUTH-FACING 1 BEDROOM + STUDY/DR. MANY CLOSETS, HARDWOOD FLOORS. BIG S.&W.FACING WINDOWS BUILDING HAS SOME RENTAL PARKING, WITH WAITING LIST. $206 CONDO FEE,
Public Records
Jul 1, 1980
Sold
$48,000
$58/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,971 (+9.5%)
$625,300
2024
$3,625 (+1.7%)
$612,400
2023
$3,566 (−0.5%)
$608,500
2022
$3,585 (−1.5%)
$605,500
2021
$3,639 (+2.7%)
$622,000
2020
$3,543 (+4.5%)
$616,100
2019
$3,391 (+13.5%)
$570,800
2018
$2,988 (+4.8%)
$475,100
2017
$2,851 (+3.4%)
$439,300
2016
$2,758 (+1.0%)
$394,500
2015
$2,731 (+3.9%)
$349,200
2014
$2,628 (−0.9%)
$313,600
2013
$2,653 (+3.1%)
$306,400
2012
$2,573 (+3.9%)
$303,400
2011
$2,476
$303,400
2010
$2,476 (+7.9%)
$303,400
2009
$2,294
$303,400
Tax history for 395 Broadway Unit R5G
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,971 (+9.5%)
$625,300
2024
$3,625 (+1.7%)
$612,400
2023
$3,566 (−0.5%)
$608,500
2022
$3,585 (−1.5%)
$605,500
2021
$3,639 (+2.7%)
$622,000
2020
$3,543 (+4.5%)
$616,100
2019
$3,391 (+13.5%)
$570,800
2018
$2,988 (+4.8%)
$475,100
2017
$2,851 (+3.4%)
$439,300
2016
$2,758 (+1.0%)
$394,500
2015
$2,731 (+3.9%)
$349,200
2014
$2,628 (−0.9%)
$313,600
2013
$2,653 (+3.1%)
$306,400
2012
$2,573 (+3.9%)
$303,400
2011
$2,476
$303,400
2010
$2,476 (+7.9%)
$303,400
2009
$2,294
$303,400
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Association Amenities: Hot Water, Laundry, Elevator(s)
Location Information
Directions: Broadway between Ellsworth Ave and Highland Ave
UnparsedAddress: 395 Broadway, Cambridge MA 02139
Community Information
Senior CommunityYN: No
Community Features: Public Transportation, Park, Medical Facility, Bike Path, Highway Access, House of Worship, Private School, Public School, T-Station, University
Pets Allowed: Yes w/ Restrictions
Public facts
Beds: 1
Baths: 1.0
Sq. Ft.: 825
Stories: 1.0
Lot Size: —
Style: Condo/Co-op
Year Built: 1935
Year Renovated: —
County: Middlesex County
APN: 766897S
Home facts updated by county records on Sep 10, 2026
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