http://www.DavidShorey.net - A town of approximately 43;000 residents; Arlington is located a mere six miles northwest of Boston; Massachusetts.
Founded over 350 years ago; it remains proud of its history; even as it has grown into a thoroughly modern community. The birthplace of Uncle Sam; the location of the first public children's library; and the site of most of the fighting when the British marched through returning from the Old North Bridge at the start of the Revolutionary War; the community has preserved many of its historical buildings and even recreated its town common.
Once a thriving agriculture and mill town; Arlington's excellent access to metropolitan Boston has made it a very desirable place to live. Its diverse population has demanded good schools and recreation facilities; making it attractive to families.
This spectacular; modern condo is part of a friendly 7 unit association; and is in the gorgeous Victorian period Jesse Bacon House. The sunny unit is full of old charm and character offering a terrific layout that has a single family feel.
With a great flow; perfect for entertaining; the open dining room and wonderfully renovated kitchen are both spacious and functional; with terrific storage space; granite countertops and custom tile work. Offering a large bedroom and renovated full bath; the first floor also has direct access to a deck area and common yard space.
The master bedroom and bath are privately located on the second level. Central air conditioning; newer windows; 2 car driveway parking; washer and dryer and a large private storage area in the basement are just a few added amenities. This is a rare opportunity to live in a condo that truly feels like a single family. And pet friendly; too!
The 2 level unit is located in an extremely convenient location; just blocks from the Minuteman Bike Path and bustling Arlington Center with bus access to Cambridge and Boston; the public library and fantastic dining and shopping.
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