When they found 72A Inman Street, it was disheveled and frozen in time, but it hadn’t suffered the “rehabbing experiments” common in the 1970s. They saw the potential to bring it back and to make it what they wanted. Today they pass on a beautifully rehabbed and gracious four bed, one and a half bath, three story Victorian with high ceilings, a beautiful kitchen and exquisite light. Its size is deceiving as it feels bigger than 1882 square feet, offering everyone their place and a place for everyone. Living on Inman Street was heaven, they adored their urban village with Paine Park at its heart and neighbors who stopped to talk to each other on the street. Nestled between Inman, Central, Harvard & Union Squares, they could get to two Whole Foods, drugstores, cafes, and restaurants without getting into a car, and the Red Line and, now the Green Line, were each less than a mile away. Now, after 31 years of their stewardship, 72A Inman St and the village in which it sits, are ready to welcome a new owner who will cherish it as they have!