A Proven Two-Family Investment in Somerville
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A Well-Maintained Two-Family Near Three Somerville Squares
Built in 1910, this frame two-family sits on a level lot between Davis, Porter, and Magoun Squares. Both units offer functional layouts built for today's rental market.
High ceilings and hardwood floors run throughout, and both units have updated kitchens and baths.
A porch adds outdoor space, and three parking spaces come with the property.
A Day in the Life
A Track Record of Stability in a Connected Neighborhood
The Neighborhood Anchor
Residents start the day at Zaruma Gold Coffee before a walk to the Benjamin G Brown School. The updated kitchen offers space for morning routines.
After school, the nearby Albion Playground provides outdoor space. A stop at Roxy's Convenience Store supplies daily essentials.
Dinner from Lemon Thai Cuisine is enjoyed in the dining area. High ceilings create a spacious environment.
Built in 1910, Updated for Today's Tenants
This property pairs 1910 frame construction with practical, modern updates. Both units carry hardwood floors and high ceilings throughout.
An unfinished basement adds storage space, and a stone foundation supports the home's original structure.
A Quiet Pocket Near Somerville's Squares
This stretch of Somerville sits on level, walkable streets, close to Davis, Porter, and Magoun Squares. It's a calm setting with the city's conveniences close by. Pride of ownership runs through the area, with condo conversions and new businesses arriving each year.
The Local Map
A Stable Market Backed by a Decade of Full Occupancy
The same stability that's defined 166 Albion Street for over a decade shows up across Somerville's broader multifamily market. Inventory has shifted in buyers' favor, giving investors more options without giving up the area's strong fundamentals.
Properties here continue to trade near list price, a sign of steady demand.
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