116 Spring Street Condominiums

116 Spring Street Condominiums is a low-rise, single-story condominium complex built in 1960 that contains a mix of studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units. The architecture is utilitarian midcentury multifamily housing with modest brick and clapboard or similar siding, raised first-floor and garden-level layouts, and multiple corner units that capture cross-ventilation and light. Interiors vary widely by unit: updates in individual condos include modern kitchens with granite or laminate counters, stainless appliances, engineered hardwood or Pergo floors, refreshed bathrooms and occasional in-unit laundry, while other units retain original finishes. Exterior features emphasize small private outdoor spaces—balconies, porches, and decks—and some units include deeded parking while building-managed off-street parking is available by lottery or fee. Common building amenities are basic and practical: shared laundry, on-site management, and office/home office space. The condominium association appears well established and professionally managed. Located in West Roxbury, the property sits within walking distance of bus lines, nearby shops, restaurants, commuter rail access, schools, and parks such as Millennium Park and Cutler Park, placing everyday errands, transit and recreational trails within easy reach. The complex is marketed toward first-time buyers, downsizers and investors seeking affordably priced units in a transit-accessible suburban neighborhood.