Harvard Square

 
 

Harvard Square's blend of history, culture, dining, and shopping options, combined with its proximity to Harvard University and public transportation, make it a desirable and interesting area from a real estate standpoint. Here are some benefits to living in Harvard Square:


  • Proximity to Harvard University: Harvard Square's close proximity to Harvard University makes it a desirable location for students, faculty, and staff. This proximity can lead to strong rental demand and property appreciation.

  • Historic Charm: The area is known for its historic architecture, cobblestone streets, and cultural landmarks. This charm adds to the area's appeal and can make it an attractive place to live or visit.

  • Diverse Dining and Shopping: Harvard Square offers a wide range of dining options, from casual eateries to upscale restaurants, as well as a variety of shops, boutiques, and bookstores. This diversity adds to the area's vibrancy and appeal.

  • Cultural and Entertainment Hub: With theaters, music venues, and art galleries, Harvard Square is a cultural hub offering residents and visitors access to a range of cultural experiences and entertainment options.


Harvard Square is well-served by public transportation, including bus routes and the Red Line subway. This accessibility makes it convenient for residents to commute to other parts of Cambridge and Boston.

 

 Places to Try:

 
 

Chocolate Class

 

  • Check out La Burkdick Chocolate Bar (EVERYTHING CHOCOLATE and we mean the FINEST CHOCOLATE)

  • The Tagliatelle & Smoked Clams at Alden and Harlow at 40 Brattle Street.

  • Harvest Restaurant down a cobblestone path near Harvard Square. They’ve got a full menu and tables with candles and linen cloths.

  • Little Donkey run by two James Beard Award winning chefs.