7 Russell St

A single‑story Victorian row house converted into a small condominium collection, completed in 1920 and carefully preserved to retain period character. The building presents original exterior details—bay windows, decorative trim, and a pitched roof—while interiors balance historic moldings and tall windows with contemporary systems updates. Units are primarily two‑bedroom layouts on a single level, featuring open living and dining areas that maximize daylight, modest kitchens, and practical additions such as in‑unit laundry. Shared elements include a finished basement with private storage rooms for residents, a small off‑street parking area providing one space per unit, and a compact mezzanine-style loft within select units that serves as a reading nook or extra storage. The property sits on a pedestrian-friendly Cambridge street within easy walking distance of Harvard, Porter Square, and Red Line transit, surrounded by restaurants, shops, and university facilities. Management is small-scale and oriented toward owner-occupants; pet and rental policies are typically governed by condominium bylaws rather than large onsite staff or concierge services.