123 Elm St

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1974, the community reads as a single-story, garden-style development of primarily one-level units arranged around landscaped courtyards and shared drives. Constructed with a mix of brick and traditional materials, the property blends classic mid-1970s massing with modest updates to common systems. Unit types are predominantly one- and two-bedroom layouts with hardwood or recently replaced resilient flooring, in-unit laundry or hookups, and private outdoor spaces such as balconies, patios or small decks. Interiors vary by owner but commonly include eat-in kitchens, walk-in closets, built-in storage and access to floored or walk-up attic space for extra storage. Building services and common areas include an elevator, exercise room, shared laundry facilities in some buildings, and updated hallways following recent painting and carpeting projects. Exterior features emphasize private outdoor living and landscaping: fenced yards, roof decks, patios, and a professionally maintained garden aesthetic. Parking is surface-level with assigned spaces plus guest/visitor parking; some units note designated short-term drop-off spots. The property is managed with regular capital improvements in recent years — roof, parking lot and water-heating upgrades have been completed or assessed — and maintains rules around occupancy, pet/use policies typical for condominium governance. Located within walking distance of Quincy Center transit, retail, restaurants and civic amenities, the development functions as a transit-oriented, low-maintenance option for singles, couples or downsizers seeking an urban-suburban hybrid lifestyle.