210 Summer St

A late-19th-century, single-story multifamily building converted into multiple condominium residences, the property retains period massing while presenting a refreshed exterior. Constructed in 1885 and set on an in-town lot near central Somerville nodes, the structure now offers several 6-bedroom and smaller unit configurations across what reads as a horizontally arranged footprint rather than a vertical tower. Interiors emphasize high ceilings and open-plan living: large living rooms with fireplaces, defined dining areas, family rooms and kitchens finished with hardwood floors and contemporary fixtures. Units commonly include central air, in-unit laundry hookups, and dedicated storage. Outdoors, private decks, covered patios and wood decking provide significant private outdoor living with city views; some units include rear decks and fenced yards. Practical improvements noted across listings include durable HardiePlank siding, updated mechanicals, modernized kitchens and baths, and parking options—typically one deeded space with additional spaces available for purchase. The building’s proximity to Porter, Davis and other squares links residents to transit lines, bike paths and neighborhood parks while the property mix supports both owner-occupied units and income-producing configurations such as legal accessory units or separate two-family arrangements.