Baldwin neighborhood. Set within the reimagined shell of a Victorian, this front townhouse carries the presence of the original architecture while being entirely rebuilt within – an authentic reinvention. Three exposures bring in steady light, and the proportions feel easy and livable. The main level unfolds as an open sequence of kitchen, dining, and living, with a powder room and a private front porch that creates a natural transition between the home and the street. Upstairs are three bedrooms and two baths with well-placed laundry. The lower level adds a family room, bedroom, and full bath – flexible space for guests or work. The design is quietly contemporary, warmed by wood accents and a restrained palette. One-car parking. Positioned between Harvard and Porter Squares, with Red Line access at both and the commuter rail at Porter. Around the corner from Giulia, Moëca, Pavement, Simon’s, and Bagelsaurus, and close to Inman and Kirkland Village.