Ennea-9 Central Street Somerville, Massachusetts

https://www.ennealiving.com

Welcome to Ennea, conveniently located in the heart of the Spring Hill neighborhood of Somerville, Massachusetts. At Ennea you will immerse yourself in all that Somerville has to offer in a LEED Platinum, energy efficient building. We are ideally located in between Union and Porter Squares, and in close proximity to Harvard University, Cambridge and downtown Boston. 

At Ennea we want you to be able to relax and enjoy all of the benefits of a larger apartment complex in a boutique setting. When entering Ennea you and your guests will enjoy the expansive patio area outside of the lobby and package room. Need to unwind? Enjoy a workout in your new gym, or take a stroll or bike ride along the Somerville Community Bike Path. On the Penthouse Level we offer our Sky Lounge Room with private out sitting area. There residents will enjoy the amazing city and skyline views. Inside the Sky Lounge we have a fully equipped Kitchen area, community table, 3 separate business pods rooms, and a comfortable TV area!

Now comes the best part…your new home! We offer multiple floor plans for all lifestyles and unlike most apartment complexes; ours are built to “condo quality”. Our homes range from just over 500sqft to over 1300sqft. We have studios, 1 beds, 1 plus, 2 beds, 2 plus and 3 bedroom residences with washer and dryers, spacious closets and high ceilings. Most of which have Juliette balconies so that you can enjoy a summer breeze or invite the outside in.
Outside of Ennea residents will enjoy having easy access to public transportation right outside their doors, and popular destinations like Conway Park, the Somerville Community Bike Path, Dunkin Donuts, Walgreens and so much more.

Fun Facts: In 1776 George Washington raised the first American Flag in Somerville. Ennea is Greek for the number nine. People associated with the number nine are humanitarians, generous, humble, and are always willing to help others. Somerville is known for it’s Ten Hills, can you name them all?