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Chocolate Factory Condos – 253 Norfolk St
The Chocolate Factory Condos at 253 Norfolk St, Cambridge MA
The Chocolate Factory condos are loft-style units at 253 Norfolk Street in Cambridge MA. The eye catching orange wood building is the former site of a candy factory, first Russell Confectioner, later the Gobelin Chocolate Co.
Converted to condos in 1998, the three-story building now houses 21 condominiums with garage parking below. Located on a tree-lined residential block, 253 Norfolk Street is close to Central Square, Inman Square and MIT.
Chocolate Factory Lofts Feature
- Central air conditioning
- Unique layouts, some multi-level
- Soaring ceilings
- Parking – garage or outdoor
- Gas fireplace in some units
- Common patio, some condos have a private deck
Recent Sales at 253 Norfolk St, Cambridge MA
Since 2008 several one bedroom condos have sold ranging from
- A 546 sq.ft. condo with outdoor parking for $285,000 to
- An 854 sq.ft. condo with garage parking for $368,900
A 1049 sq. ft. two-bedroom, two-bath multi-level unit with garage parking sold for $419,000
The Chocolate Factory condos are located at 253 Norfolk Street, Cambridge, MA 02139.
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Are the Chocolate factory condos available for rent? If so, what is the monthly cost? How close are these units to Lesley University? What is the neighborhood like. Would it be safe for a single, young college female student? Is the neighborhood filled with students?
Thank you,
Ann Galer