Medford | 4 Beds / 2 Baths | $3,800+ /mo

Property Description

This is the quintessential “really nice apartment I lived in after college” apartment—and we mean that as a compliment.Large, sunny, and spread across two levels, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath apartment offers the kind of space and flexibility that's increasingly hard to find. There are three good-sized bedrooms plus a smaller fourth bedroom with its own adjacent bonus room—perfect for someone who wants a bedroom plus a private office, study, dressing room, or creative space.The apartment features nice hardwood floors and an open kitchen and living area, with a modern kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher. There's also a separate room that works beautifully as a den, home office, or additional hangout space. Two modern bathrooms, in-unit laundry, forced hot-air heat, and recently added insulation add some very welcome practicality. The apartment is currently being freshened up as well, with painting underway in several areas.Outside, there's even more to like: two off-street parking spaces, a shared yard, and a private second-floor porch—a great spot for morning coffee, an after-work drink, or just hanging out on a summer evening.And the location may be one of the best parts. 34 William Street is in Medford, with Somerville just down the street, putting you close to some of the best of both communities. Tufts University, Ball Square, Magoun Square, and Trum Field are all nearby, along with neighborhood restaurants, cafés, shops, and everyday conveniences. The Green Line Extension is easily accessible at both Ball Square and Magoun Square stations, making trips into Cambridge and Boston easy.It isn't trying to be a cookie-cutter luxury apartment—and that's kind of the point. It's sunny, spacious, comfortable, and has just enough of that classic Medford/Somerville character. With four bedrooms, two bathrooms, bonus spaces, laundry, parking, a yard, a private porch, and the Green Line nearby, it's the kind of apartment that can make the years after college pretty damn good.