Investment Analysis — 411 Norfolk Street #2.A

Rare architecture in one of Somerville’s sweetest pockets—this David Aposhian townhome sits quietly between Inman & Union Squares, just over the Cambridge line. This townhome has his signature organic-modern magic: warm wood, natural textures & thoughtful details that feel equal parts grounded and unexpected. Inside, the home unfolds across three levels, connected by a sculptural spiral staircase that gives the whole space a playful sense of movement. The main floor is bright, open & easygoing, with walls of windows pulling in beautiful natural light throughout the day. The kitchen is clean and modern, with plenty of room to cook, gather, linger over dinner & host friends without feeling crowded. Upstairs are two well-proportioned bedrooms, a full bath, generous storage & convenient laundry hookups. And then there’s the top floor—a lofted bedroom/flex space with serious treehouse-in-the-city energy. Airy, tucked away & wonderfully unexpected, it’s the kind of space that could become whatever you want it to be. Your own private entrance is framed by greenery & perennials, creating a sweet little sense of arrival before you even step inside. All of this just a five-minute stroll to Inman Square & under ten to Union Square—close to the good stuff, while still feeling like your own little hideaway.