12 Linden St

A converted late-19th-century, single-story masonry building reconfigured into multi-unit residential condominiums. The structure retains period character—high ceilings, oversized windows, and original moldings—while individual units have been modernized with upgraded kitchens and baths, hardwood floors, central air in many units, and contemporary mechanicals. Typical unit layouts are two- and three-bedroom garden- or loft-style plans with features such as cathedral or vaulted ceilings, dedicated offices or libraries, generous dining rooms, and storage including walk-up attic access and basement space. Exterior spaces emphasize communal outdoor living: fenced yards, planted gardens, private and shared wood decks, enclosed patios and porches, plus unassigned off-street parking. The property appears to offer flexible pet and hobby allowances (horses permitted in some contexts) and a mix of resident services including laundry rooms, some units with in-unit laundry, and community workshop space. Located on a quiet dead-end street near small parks, ponds, and downtown amenities, the building reads as a neighborhood-focused conversion that blends historic architectural detail with contemporary residential comforts and modest shared amenities.