103 Welles Ave

A converted single-story, six‑unit condominium building dating from 1920, recently renovated as part of a multiunit condo conversion. The masonry structure retains period character in its massing while interiors were modernized with new mechanicals, central air-conditioning, updated plumbing and electrical, and replaced windows and roof. Units are primarily two-bedroom condo layouts with open living/dining/kitchen plans, skylights in some top-floor homes, hardwood floors, and modest built-in millwork in primary bedrooms. Outdoor spaces are small-scale and private: wood decks or covered rear decks directly off kitchens. Shared support spaces include basement storage rooms, common laundry (with many units plumbed for in-unit washers and dryers), and utility access. Exterior touches emphasize porch and deck areas and recent vinyl siding or refreshed facades. Parking is not highlighted in listings; neighborhood street parking and transit access are primary locational conveniences. The building sits in Dorchester’s Ashmont/Ashmont‑Peabody Square node, a walkable, transit-oriented street with restaurants, farmer’s market, and two nearby Red Line T stations, making it well connected to central Boston.