107 Jersey St

A low-rise, street-front brick building dating to 1930, this single-story property in Boston’s Fenway district contains studio units configured for efficient urban living. The architecture reflects early 20th-century masonry construction with large, multi-pane windows and exposed interior brick revealed in many units. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors or modern replacements, substantial closet space including walk-in configurations in some layouts, separate entrance foyers, overhead lighting, and broadband/DSL connectivity. Kitchens vary across units from original-configuration galley kitchens to recently renovated open-plan kitchens with modern appliances and dishwashers; bathrooms range from tiled original baths to fully updated spa-like finishes. Shared building amenities include a landscaped courtyard, a deck, coin- or card-operated laundry on-site, and additional tenant storage in the basement. The association is professionally managed and reported as well-funded, with periodic capital work such as roof and masonry updates. Parking is limited and generally street-based; pet policies are building-permissive. Located steps from Kenmore Square, Fenway Park, the Emerald Necklace and the Longwood Medical Area, the building sits in a high-walkability neighborhood dense with restaurants, cultural institutions, transit options and university campuses, offering an active, pedestrian-oriented urban lifestyle.