A quiet treehouse with sunny south-facing garden. There's character built into every level of this four-bedroom Kendall Square home. Designed by late Cambridge architect and builder David Aposhian, this three-level home features oak and wide-plank pine floors, exposed wood beams, abundant skylights and three private outdoor spaces. The kitchen anchors the main level, featuring cherry cabinetry, integrated built-ins, granite counters and stainless steel appliances. A wide interior opening above the counter looks into the adjacent dining area, which continues into the living room beneath the home's distinctive pine plank ceiling. Beyond, the living room extends outside to a sunny garden patio framed by lush landscaping and a mature tree canopy. The second floor hosts two bedrooms, including one with its own private deck, alongside a full bath and stacked laundry. Above, the top floor rises to cathedral ceilings and skylights, with a rare fourth bedroom. The primary sits beneath four skylights with gallery lighting overhead and opens to its own private deck, with another full bath featuring a walk-in shower and heated towel rack directly across the hall. One off-street parking space and private storage complete the home. Quietly set back in the heart of Kendall, 214 Hurley offers easy access to MIT, the Charles, CambridgeSide and East Cambridge.