113 Sumner St

A low-rise, single-story waterfront condominium community completed in 2004 and organized as a roughly 30-unit association. The collection of residences consists primarily of two- and three-bedroom units (listings reference one- and two-bedroom layouts as well), many with balconies or floor-to-ceiling windows that emphasize harbor views and daylight. The exterior fronts the East Boston harborwalk and places the building a short walk from the Maverick Blue Line station and water taxi slips, giving direct water-and-transit orientation. Interiors typically offer central heating and air conditioning, in-unit washer/dryer hookups or machines, laminate or hardwood floors, recessed lighting in some units, and modernized kitchens and baths in renovated homes. Common building features include a professionally managed association, elevator service despite the low rise, and waterfront-side entrances. Parking is not consistently described in the listings. Pet policy is restrictive; dogs are generally not permitted. Units are subject to Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA/BRA) or similar income- and resale-restriction programs, with buyer eligibility, household income caps, asset limits, primary-residence requirements, and BPDA approval processes spelled out in sale terms. The location places residents within easy reach of neighborhood parks, local restaurants, the Greenway, and downtown Boston via one Blue Line stop.