In Cambridge, a deeded parking space can change everything. Pair it with an upper floor setting, a private deck, rooftop views and a location close to Harvard Square, and 29 Concord Avenue #705 becomes an especially compelling offering. Large windows bring wonderful natural light into this efficient 495 square foot home, while generous closet space and additional storage help it live larger than expected. Designed by noted architect Hugh Stubbins Jr. and built in 1965, 29 Concord Avenue is a wonderful example of mid-century modern architecture, distinguished by its dramatic eight story atrium. An elevator, common laundry and additional storage add to the ease of everyday living. The location puts so much of Cambridge close at hand, including Harvard Square, Harvard University, Cambridge Common and the Longy School of Music, along with neighborhood shops, restaurants, parks and public transportation. And when you do need to use, you’re a car, your deeded carport space is waiting for you. A terrific combination of light, location and the increasingly rare convenience of your own parking space.