1 Dana St

A small, early-20th-century low-rise brick condominium built in 1910 and configured primarily with one-bedroom homes. The single-story appearance masks a classic rowhouse/brick-block composition typical of Cambridge neighborhoods, with period details such as high ceilings, bay windows and working wood-burning fireplaces present in many units. Interiors commonly feature refinished maple or oak hardwood floors, built-ins, formal living and dining areas or open-plan conversions, and modernized kitchens and baths from staged renovations. Shared outdoor spaces include a landscaped rear garden, fenced yard, patios, decks and private porches that extend living outdoors; select units open directly to a large common yard with grilling and seating areas. Practical building services and amenities are modest but managed: professional association oversight, on-site or basement laundry, private storage in the cellar, and bicycle storage. Pet policies are welcoming to cats and small dogs in most units. Street parking is typical for the area and nearby public transit, shops, restaurants and Harvard University are within easy walking distance, placing the building in a highly walkable, university-adjacent urban neighborhood.