Beautifully restored 1820 home in the heart of historic Lexington, offering the charm of the town's colonial character with the comfort of modern updates. Three bedrooms, three baths (two upstairs, one down), fenced front yard, private patio and gardens with classic Beacon Hill-style fencing, and on-site parking. Located in the Fiske Elementary / William Diamond Middle School district, with easy access to the Minuteman Bike Path for a direct walk into town center -- restaurants, shops, and Lexington's historic sites all within reach. Fully furnished and move-in ready -- just bring your bags. Available for a fixed 6-9 month lease, flexible start date (September-November) to match your timeline. Ideal for relocating families, visiting professionals, or a bridge-housing situation during a renovation or home search. No pets/smoking.
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Schools Near 12 Hancock St
K - 12
Preschool & daycare
9/10
Fiske
Public, K-5 • Assigned • 0.7mi
9/10
Wm Diamond Middle School
Public, 6-8 • Assigned • 0.9mi
10/10
Lexington High School
Public, 9-12 • Assigned • 0.6mi
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About Lexington Town
Center
Lexington Town Center, located between Massachusetts Avenue and Bedford Street, is a civic and historic Lexington neighborhood with a walkable green and a cluster of colonial-era landmarks. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Lexington Battle Green at Massachusetts Avenue and Bedford Street, where cafés, independent shops, and town institutions line the sidewalks. Cary Memorial Library, the Lexington Visitors Center, and the Lexington Depot anchor local culture with exhibits, talks, and community programming. Architecture shifts from preserved 18th-century sites to brick civic buildings and classic New England storefronts. Side streets hold older homes and small offices, while the center stays active with markets and seasonal events. Minuteman Bikeway access adds a steady rhythm of cyclists and pedestrians.
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