10 Coffey St

A mid-20th-century, single-story brick condominium property in Dorchester’s Neponset/Adams Village corridor, built in 1965 and organized as predominantly two-bedroom residences. The low-rise footprint emphasizes straightforward, walk-up access with top-floor units often described as corner or rear-facing homes that capture natural light through sliding glass doors. Interiors typically feature hardwood flooring, modestly updated kitchens and baths in many units, and private outdoor extensions such as balconies, composite decks, or small porches. Common-area infrastructure is practical rather than ornamental: on-site laundry, off-street parking (usually first-come, first-served or assigned), and a professionally managed association with a historically low condo fee that commonly includes heat and hot water. Exterior maintenance appears stable with recent roof work reported and routine grounds upkeep included in fees. The setting is commuter-friendly, a short walk to Ashmont MBTA service, nearby highway access, neighborhood shops, parks and river trails; the building sits within a largely owner-occupied, quiet residential block that blends urban convenience with a neighborhood scale lifestyle. Pet policies and specific parking assignment rules vary by unit and association governance.