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Arlington Center triplex with outdoor space wants $725,000

The condo in a property dating from 1910 is a good example of the sorts of deals that can be found farther from the Boston area

By Tom Acitelli
An open and long living room with lots of furniture.
The condo is basically a townhouse, with three levels and nearly 2,000 square feet.
Photos via Century 21 Adams KC

It’s a truism of Boston-area real estate that the farther you get from Boston’s core the less expensive condos become (it can be another story with single-families). The Arlington Center triplex at 46 Lombard Terrace near Spy Pond is proof.

The 1,948-square-foot spread with ample outdoor space is asking $725,000 through Century 21 Adams KC. That pencils out to $372 a square foot, which is less than half of what Boston condos were going for at the end of January.

The condo, which is in a property dating from 1910, also has two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. Its location, too, puts it a short bus or car ride from both Cambridge and Somerville. What’d you think?

A kitchen with an island in the middle, and the island has built-in shelves.
There’s a deck off the kitchen.
A dining room with a long table and chairs.
There’s that outdoor entertainment space too.
A bedroom with a standing mirror and a curtain pulled across one wall of the room.
The condo has two bedrooms.
A front deck, narrow and with a small couch.
And there’re two decks.
A brick patio next to a house, with a trellis.
There is also other outdoor space, including a patio. That’s the Spy Pond area across the street.

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