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Kelleher and Pentore of Horvath & Tremblay sell two multi-family properties in Cambridge and Somerville, MA for $5.35 million

Dennis Kelleher

 

John Pentore

 

Cambridge, MA Dennis Kelleher and John Pentore of Horvath & Tremblay have facilitated the sale of two transactions totaling 10 units in Cambridge and Somerville for a total of $5.35 million, representing both seller and buyer in the sale. 

303-305 Hurley Street - Cambridge, MA

303-305 Hurley St. in Cambridge, which sold for $3.55 million and $591,667 per unit, contains six units with four four-bedroom/two-bathroom units and two three-bedroom/one-bathroom units with 6,331 s/f of gross living area in 8,456 s/f of gross area. Situated in a high-density, urban-infill neighborhood, the highly walkable location is a short walk from Kendall Sq., Inman Sq., MIT, MGH, Harvard University, the Charles River Esplanade, and downtown Boston. 

83-85 Newton Street - Somerville, MA

Sold also with Hurley St. was 83-85 Newton St. in Somerville, selling for $1.8 million and $450,000 per unit. The two-story building contains two three-bedroom/one-bathroom units and two two-bedroom/one-bathroom units with 4,034 s/f of gross living area in 6,058 s/f of gross area. 83-85 Newton St. has access and connectivity, situated in the Spring Hill neighborhood near Union Sq. with MBTA options including the Green Line Extension at nearby Union Sq. station (0.6 miles away) for subway service to Boston and beyond.

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