10 Sycamore St

Worcester, MA 01608

Apartment building

2-3 beds

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What's special

Refreshed bathroomUpdated large kitchenGleaming wood flooring

Freshly updated 2-bedroom, 1-bath second-floor apartment right in the heart of Worcester. This unit features 2 spacious bedrooms, gleaming wood flooring, and a refreshed bathroom. The spacious unit also has an updated large kitchen, bathroom and a bonus room which adds flexibility, perfect as a study, walk-in closet, or extra storage. Step out onto the private back deck for added outdoor space. With easy access to highways, nightlife, restaurants, and more, this apartment delivers convenience and charm in a prime location. One year lease term, washer and dryer in basement. 1st last and deposit required.

Neighborhood: 01608

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Urban Energy
Fast-paced city living with endless options for dining, shopping, and culture.
Arts Scene
Galleries, murals, and cultural venues showcase creativity and artistic talent.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.
Transit Access
Convenient access to buses, trains, and public transit for easy commuting.

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Downtown Worcester’s 01608 blends historic brick blocks and marquee venues with a growing culinary and arts scene. Expect four true New England seasons—snowy winters, colorful fall foliage, and warm summers—framed by landmarks like the Hanover Theatre, Mechanics Hall, the DCU Center, Polar Park for WooSox baseball, and the Worcester Palladium. Streets are lively and walkable, with coffee at Brew on the Grid or Fuel America, dinners at deadhorse hill, Armsby Abbey, or The Mercantile rooftop, local purveyors at Worcester Public Market, the YMCA on Main Street, the Worcester Common for green space and seasonal skating, and Mercantile Center shops nearby. Union Station brings MBTA/Amtrak service, the WRTA bus hub, and quick I-290 access. Recent Zillow market trends show a median asking rent in the low $2,000s, with most apartments ranging roughly from the mid-$1,600s to mid-$2,600s in recent months. Residents include students, professionals, and longtime locals; it’s generally pet friendly, and weekends fill with ballgames, concerts, gallery events, and nearby brewery hangouts.