11 Oak St

A low-rise townhome community of two-story residences built in 1967 and substantially renovated in the early 2000s, this complex clusters sixty-four two-bedroom units around landscaped courtyards and winding walkways. Architecture is modest and domestic: brick and clapboard facades, decorative trellis work, and garden-facing French doors that connect living rooms with private fenced yards or patios. Interior layouts prioritize traditional townhouse flow — living room with a fireplace, dining area, and an efficient kitchen on the main level, with two bedrooms and one-and-a-half baths upstairs. Hardwood floors, crown molding, sizable closets, attic storage, and periodic system upgrades appear in many units; some feature spiral stairs and refinished interiors after renovation. Shared grounds include planted beds, benches, roof decks with access rights at select locations, and small courtyards that foster a neighborhood feel. Practical conveniences are built into ownership: deeded parking for each unit, ample guest parking, in-unit or common laundry on the upper level in most homes, broadband availability, and utility upgrades such as newer heating and hot water systems in several units. The complex sits adjacent to Linden Square in central Wellesley, placing shops, restaurants, commuter rail, schools, town fields and tennis courts within easy walking distance, while local management and professional landscaping maintain the communal appearance.