Located on an elegant Cambridge side street in the Radcliffe neighborhood, this gorgeous 1+ bedroom condo has been renovated stem to stern, combining beautiful finishes with intelligent design and high-tech amenities.Quartz countertops and restaurant-inspired appliances outfit the impressive kitchen, replete with abundant storage and functional work space. The clean and contemporary living room has custom built-ins; the incorporated Murphy bed and the bespoke barn door transform the space into a beautiful and private guest room.The in-unit washer and dryer, an uncommon luxury, is smartly tucked away, steps from the well-designed bathroom with radiant-heated floors and a frameless glass shower. The spacious master bedroom serves as a quiet oasis and the well-designed closet system completes this bright, effective, and beautiful space. This classic brick building is kept ship-shape by a resident superintendent and a well-reputed property management company.See more photos and details for 21 Shepard Street, #2.See other Cambridge condos for sale.If youhavequestions about this property, or about buying or selling Boston real estate, please call me at617-584-9790, orsend me an email usingthe blue linkbelow.  

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A somewhat peculiar Boston icon the neon Citgo sign in Kenmore Square is at the center of a rental stalemate, according to the Boston Globe.A request to make the sign an official city landmark is being reviewed by theBoston Landmarks Commission.In the meantime, the rooftop of the building that the sign sits on was purchased last fall by developers Related Beal. The owners of the sign,Citgo Petroleum Corp., have been renting the space at below market rate for several years, but Related Beal is ready tocharge more. So far they have not come to an agreement on what is fair.Related Beal has had the space appraised to determinemarket rate:

We are in active good-faith negotiations with Citgo and have offered them a long-term lease at significant discount to market as determined by an independent third-party appraisal, Related said.

Back in October of 2016,there was talk of the sign being moved to a different spotin Kenmore Square once Related Beal redeveloped the buildings it bought on that block.Read the Boston Globe's A Big Fight is BrewingOver Boston's Iconic Citgo Sign.Read A Brief and Stormy History of the Citgo Sign.Are you planning to relocate to Boston, and thinking about where to live?Are you in the market tobuya condo or home inBoston? Heres myoverview of Boston real estate byneighborhood.In my 25 years in the Boston real estate market, I have helped hundreds of people buy and sell Boston condos and homes. If you need assistance, or if you have questions about buying or selling Boston real estate, please dont hesitate to call me at617-584-9790.You can alsoemail me by clicking the button below.  

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• Bostons High-Rises Under Construction, Mapped
• Amazon Settles on Back Bay for Expansion into Boston
• Condo Sales Hit Lofty Heights Last Year in Boston
• Fidelitys Real Estate Arm Studying Seaport World Trade Center Redevelopment

Featured Boston Real Estate:

• 245 Marlborough Street, #2, Back Bay $3,225,000
• 21 Father Francis Gilday Street, #505, South End $774,900
• 165 Tremont Street, #1201, Midtown $2,475,000
• 411 Main Street, #2, Charlestown $899,900