126 Beaver St

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1970, Brookside consists of single-story walkup buildings that contain primarily studio and one-bedroom units. The architecture is utilitarian suburban mid-century: simple brick and clapboard elevations, pitched roofs, and modest, regularly spaced balconies and covered patios. Interiors are compact and typically feature open-plan living with alcove sleeping areas in studios, basic kitchens, wet bars in some units, and tile or carpet floors; many units show incremental updates such as new vanities, appliances, or flooring. Common areas emphasize low-maintenance landscaping, enclosed patios and porches, and small shared lawns that back onto a park or ball field; some units face professionally maintained gardens. Resident conveniences on site include assigned parking (one space per unit), visitor stalls, card-operated laundry on each level, and phone-entry access. The association is professionally managed and enforces owner-occupancy and rental rules that affect financing eligibility. Pet and service policies vary by unit and association rules. Located within walking distance of downtown Framingham, commuter rail and bus service, major routes (Rte. 9, Rte. 30, the Mass Pike) and neighborhood retail, the complex targets practical city-edge living with immediate access to transit and green space.