Neighborhoods in Cambridge, MA

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West Cambridge

West Cambridge is the quintessential Cambridge neighborhood. “It’s the Cambridge people often picture in their minds before they get here,” says Charles Cherney, a Realtor at Compass who has lived in Cambridge for 25 years and runs a YouTube channel discussing the city’s neighborhoods. “It has historic homes with period detail. It’s next to
- Average Value
  
  $2.11M
- List Price
  
  $595K - $16.8M
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  26 Listings
West Cambridge
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Baldwin

Tucked between Porter Square and Harvard Square, Baldwin is a pocket Cambridge community by the Charles River. Home to portions of Harvard University and Leslie University campuses and with over 56 percent of the population holding an advanced degree, Baldwin is embedded in a collegiate atmosphere. Residents here are often seen walking past art
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  $1.83M
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  $766K - $7.9M
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  4 Listings
Baldwin
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Strawberry Hill

Bordered by a popular outdoor recreation area that covers nearly two hundred acres of land, Strawberry Hill is a small, yet highly desirable neighborhood situated in western Cambridge. Despite its urban location, residents here can easily walk to the sprawling Fresh Pond nature reserve and parkland that acts as the neighborhood’s northern
- Average Value
  
  $1.47M
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  $588K - $3.1M
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  3 Listings
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Neighborhood Nine

With breathtaking, 19th-century homes, the largest park in the city and walkability to urban amenities, Neighborhood Nine has a lot to offer residents. The neighborhood is punctuated by Porter and Harvard squares – two of Cambridge’s five prominent “squares” that serve as geographic anchors when locals describe where they live. Even when they
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  $1.44M
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  $463K - $5M
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  15 Listings
Neighborhood Nine
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Cambridgeport

Along the banks of the Charles River, Cambridgeport's port and industrial roots have developed into populous residential blocks. Bordered by the river and Magazine Beach to one side and the active commercial center of Cambridge Square to the other, Cambridgeport ensures residents have access to many of Cambridge’s urban amenities without losing
- Average Value
  
  $1.37M
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  $713K - $2.8M
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  6 Listings
Cambridgeport
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The Port

The lifeblood of The Port, a vibrant neighborhood in the heart of Cambridge, lies in its residential properties, multicultural restaurants and biotech labs. Though primarily a residential area, The Port, about 2.5 miles from Boston, is home to medical labs as well as a portion of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s campus. Harvard and MIT
- Average Value
  
  $1.29M
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  $599K - $3.3M
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  10 Listings
The Port
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North Cambridge

North Cambridge, the northernmost pocket of the City of Cambridge, is an area that maintains a true neighborhood feel. It’s an area lined with inviting residential corridors that place its residents close to a couple of important transportation hubs, an assortment of outdoor recreation areas and a range of shopping and dining options. Most of
- Average Value
  
  $1.28M
- List Price
  
  $628K - $3.8M
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  16 Listings
North Cambridge
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Riverside

With Harvard University housing at the northern tip and the Charles River meandering past the western edge, Riverside enjoys a legendary setting. “Harvard has a very strongly felt presence in the community,” says Charles Cherney, a top real estate agent at Compass in Harvard Square, who is a Harvard alumnus and Cambridge resident since 1997.
- Average Value
  
  $1.24M
- List Price
  
  $586K - $3.8M
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  7 Listings
Riverside
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Mid-Cambridge

Art museums, a distinguished Ivy League university and proud brick buildings draw residents to the Mid-Cambridge neighborhood. This large area features ample sidewalks, plenty of dining spots and access to historic Harvard University. “Mid-Cambridge is an active college town,” says Karen Morgan, a real estate agent at Coldwell Banker Realty with
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  $1.20M
- List Price
  
  $487K - $3.3M
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  19 Listings
Mid-Cambridge
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Wellington-Harrington

Near the east end of Cambridge, Massachusetts, sits Wellington-Harrington, a former industrial area that has become a densely populated, walkable residential neighborhood with multicultural restaurants and locally-owned businesses. "It has a real neighborhood feel," says Gail Roberts, a Cambridge-area property expert and Realtor with Coldwell
- Average Value
  
  $1.19M
- List Price
  
  $595K - $2M
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  8 Listings
Wellington-Harrington
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East Cambridge

East Cambridge, also known as Area 1, began as a community full of factories and manufacturing during the Industrial Revolution. However, from the 1960s to the 1980s, the neighborhood began changing and repurposing factories to create a mix of commercial and residential options that locals have come to love today. Located just east of Harvard
- Average Value
  
  $1.08M
- List Price
  
  $648K - $3.2M
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  19 Listings
East Cambridge

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