This bright private room is in a clean, quiet Cambridge apartment, ideal for Harvard seminar guests, executive education attendees, visiting scholars, researchers, entrepreneurs, parents, and international visitors. The bedroom includes a queen-size Sealy Beautyrest Black mattress, natural light, privacy curtains, closet space, and a lock on the bedroom door. Guests also have access to shared common areas, including a full kitchen, dining area, living room, laundry, and work-friendly spaces. The apartment is on the second floor of a traditional Cambridge two-family home. The host lives in a separate upstairs area and uses a separate bathroom, giving guests privacy while still being nearby if needed. Guests have access to a full bathroom and an additional half bathroom. The full bathroom is shared only if the second guest room is occupied. The kitchen includes an oven, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, and guest refrigerator space. Breakfast basics such as coffee, tea, granola, yogurt, milk, and juice are available for self-serve use. This is a comfortable home base for work, study, and longer stays near Harvard Square, Central Square, HBS, MIT, Kendall Square, and Longwood/Harvard Medical.

I’m Ben, a Cambridge-area host and real estate manager. I enjoy welcoming guests who are visiting Harvard, MIT, Cambridge, and Boston for academic programs, research, business, family visits, and longer professional stays. I aim to provide a clean, quiet, and comfortable home base with clear communication, privacy, and thoughtful basics like coffee, tea, snacks, breakfast items, laundry access, and work-friendly common areas. I live in a separate upstairs area, so I’m nearby if needed but respectful of guest independence and quiet time.

The property is in a walkable Cambridge location between Harvard Square and Central Square, making it especially convenient for guests attending Harvard seminars, executive education programs, research visits, campus events, or longer academic stays. Guests enjoy easy access to Harvard Square, Harvard campus, Central Square, the Red Line, cafés, restaurants, bookstores, grocery options, and the Charles River walking and bike paths. HBS, MIT, the MIT Museum, Kendall Square, the Museum of Science, Longwood/Harvard Medical, and downtown Boston are also accessible by transit, bike, or rideshare. The neighborhood is residential, convenient, and well suited for guests who want a quiet place to sleep, work, and recharge between campus sessions.