“The Reed House” On Belmont’s List of Significant Buildings. Unique 1910 Philadelphia-style 2-Family retaining a high degree of its original integrity. First time on market in over 50 years. Shingle & Colonial Revival Style. Early design of Richard J Shaw, Hatch Shell architect. 3470 TLA. Both vacant units offer plenty of light, high ceilings, wooden floors, original, unpainted woodwork trim, pocket doors, large pantries, many closets, huge 3-season sunrooms and built-in china cabinets. 210 Unit 4 BR/2 BTH, on 2 levels with front and back staircases, 2 walk-in hall closets, large set of built in drawers, oil heat. 212 Unit 3 BR/1 BTH, original stained glass in vestibule, spacious cedar closet, gas heat. Views of Boston. Newer windows (2016). Parking for 7 cars. 1 car garage under. Unfinished basement. Across from Payson Park Reservoir. Walk to schools, public transportation. Minutes to Cambridge and Boston.
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Franz Strassmann from Listing Office: Attorney Franz J. Strassmann.
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