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Posted: December 6, 2019
City Realty Group’s TEMPO Condominiums now on the market
Jamaica Plain, MA City Realty Group’s TEMPO Condominiums are now available for purchase. Located at 3193 Washington St., TEMPO is a boutique development which embraces the unique rhythm of the neighborhood. TEMPO features 39 condos and ground-level retail space that will feature the city’s second location for Happy Lemon, the global beverage chain.
TEMPO has pet-friendly studios to three-bedroom residences thoughtfully designed with the local lifestyle in mind. TEMPO provides home ownership opportunities in the neighborhood. The local restaurants and brewery scene, anchored by the iconic Sam Adams Brewery, is perfect for socializing and a night out.
Two MBTA stations are within an 8-minute walk, bringing you downtown within minutes. The historic Arnold Arboretum and Emerald Necklace are located near by for walkers and bikers, who can peddle from home to the Back Bay in 20 minutes along the Southwest Corridor.
The homes feature hardwood floors, quality fixtures, high end kitchen appliances and washer/dryers, and soundproofing materials.
Amenities include an automated garage parking, bike storage and repair station, pet wash station, and private outdoor space for select units.
TEMPO residences are exclusively marketed by Boston Realty Advisors/Advisors Living and were designed by Embarc Studio of South Boston. City Realty partnered with New Boston Builders to construct TEMPO Condominiums.
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