An address that
grows on you.
Eight homes, no two alike — each one shaped by light, nature, and the patient craft of those who build to last.
Set on a quiet, tree-lined street in West Cambridge's Observatory Hill — minutes from Harvard and Porter Squares — Ivy No. 11 was conceived as a counterpoint to the ordinary. Where most developments repeat a single plan, Studio47 Architects drew eight distinct homes, composed so the building reads as one calm gesture from the street and unfolds into something more particular within. The name says the rest: an address designed to grow on you.
Inside, The Collective layered honest materials with restraint — white oak floors, marble at the counters and baths, and a quiet mix of matte black and brushed brass set against two-tone cabinetry and sage tile. Outside, James Hardie fiber-cement in a pearl-and-white palette sits beneath a grey architectural roof, with warm teak decks and black cable railings opening the upper homes to light and air.
Crafted in the
details
A doorstep
worth keeping.
Set in Cambridge's Neighborhood Nine / Observatory Hill, Ivy No. 11 sits on a quiet, tree-lined street between Harvard Square, Porter Square, and Fresh Pond — Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Clover, and a morning's worth of cafés all within an easy walk.
The Red Line at Porter and Harvard is five minutes away, Davis Square eight, and Route 2, the Mass Pike, and I-93 put downtown Boston and Logan both within twenty.
Explore the SettingChoose your eight
With no two floor plans alike, each residence offers its own way of living. Reserve yours before the collection is complete.
— of 8 residences remaining
Priced from $769,000
Eight homes.
When they're gone,
they're gone.
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Five firms, one standard
Ivy No. 11 brings together a capital partner, architect, builder, and design collective — represented exclusively by Darwin Associates.
