In the 1860's Chestnut Street was an elegant address lined with mansions, including the well-known Breck House. William Mattoon, a wholesale grain dealer divided his lot and opened a new street through the property in 1870. The lots were quickly bought by builders who constructed lavish rowhouses for the cognoscenti who wanted to live close to Springfield's thriving downtown.

Over the next twenty years, local builders erected elaborate brick houses, many of which are still standing.

Today, Mattoon Street survives as the only street in Western Mass that is lined by historic Victorian townhouses on both sides, and it is a part of the Quadrangle-Mattoon Street Historic District, which was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

The apartment is furnished with one queen-size memory foam bed tucked away next to a spacious closet.

The living room is furnished with a smart 70-inch flat-screen TV on an exposed brick wall where you'll be able to Netflix and chill with friends.

Inside the kitchen, you'll find all the silverware, pots, pans, and plates you need to cook yourself dinner from scratch!

In terms of amenities, we've got you covered too! You'll have access to important things like An iron, blow dryer, towels, soap, napkins, body wash, and more.