11 Longley Rd

Longley Trace is a low-rise townhouse condominium community built in 2001, arranged primarily as two-story townhomes with attached two-car garages and private outdoor spaces. Units typically provide three bedrooms and 1.5–2 baths, open living/dining plans, eat-in kitchens with oak or upgraded cabinetry, first-floor laundry options, and large basements that offer finished or future-expansion space. Interior features commonly include hardwood floors in main living areas, berber carpeting in some rooms, fireplaces, lofts or sunrooms, walk-in master closets, and a variety of lighting and built-in storage elements. Exterior amenities emphasize private outdoor living: balconies, composite and wood decks, covered porches, enclosed sun porches, gardens, and wooded buffers that back many homes to conservation land. The community sits on roughly 26 acres with a small number of homes sited for privacy and yard space; grounds include decorative plantings and fruit trees. HOA maintenance is modest with low monthly fees; pet policies are permissive. The location offers suburban-rural balance — quiet, wooded surroundings with convenient access to Route 2 and the Shirley MBTA station, nearby regional destinations such as Devens, and local dining/entertainment venues. Overall the property reads as a residence-focused, low-density condo development designed for owners who want house-like layouts with condominium convenience and limited common-area services.