49 Davis Square, Somerville, MA 02144

Built in 1914 as a vaudeville theatre and entertainment destination, 49–55 Davis Square is now

known as the Somerville Theatre building, a landmark 47,566 +/- square-foot property at the center

of Davis Square. Designed by Funk & Wilcox, it originally hosted live performances, vaudeville, and

motion pictures. Today, it remains the only surviving vaudeville-era theatre in the Boston area and

one of the oldest continuously operating movie theatres in the United States.

The building is anchored by the Somerville Theatre and the Crystal Ballroom, which together serve

as major entertainment destinations for the region. The theatre features a 900-seat main auditorium

and two lower-level screening rooms, while the Crystal Ballroom is a 500-capacity live event venue

that was renovated and reopened in 2021, featuring modern audiovisual systems, lighting, and guest

amenities.

The street level suite is a 1,400 ± restaurant space the has been occupied by the same tenant for the last 19 ~ years.

The top floor, 7,500 ± SF office suite was recently renovated with a $259,516 +/- build-out and is fully occupied