10 Roberts St

A low-rise, single-story condominium development built in 1950, the property offers modest one-bedroom and studio residences arranged in a small, professionally managed complex. Units typically provide basic living spaces — an eat-in kitchen, living room, one bedroom with walk-in closet or built-ins, and tiled private baths — with some homes featuring updated kitchens, bamboo or replacement flooring, and through-wall air conditioning. Common building elements include a walk-up attic, on-site coin or shared laundry, and straightforward exterior maintenance such as professional landscaping and functioning rain gutters. The community supplies deeded off-street parking for many units and simple security measures in select homes. Pet policies are generally permissive (cats commonly allowed), and condominium fees are described as low to moderate. The property’s scale and finishes position it as an economical, commuter-friendly option: walkable or short-bike-path distance to Davis, Ball, and Magoun Squares, local bus lines, and the forthcoming GLX, with neighborhood retail, restaurants, and Tufts within about a mile. Management appears active, with routine maintenance and occasional unit renovations completed around 2000 and more recently by individual owners.