139 Summer St

A small, two-story condominium collection completed in 2006, composed primarily of two-bedroom townhouse-style units. The building mixes traditional rooflines and porch/deck elements with contemporary interior systems; many homes include enclosed porches or open balconies and modest city views. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, open living/dining plans, in-unit laundry or dedicated laundry rooms, and workspace niches or offices. Kitchens are typically fitted with maple or modern cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and granite counters in updated units. Common conveniences emphasize everyday living: central vacuum, central air conditioning, efficient gas heating, alarm systems, and soundproofing between units. Outdoor provisions include shared landscaped grounds, private decks or porches, occasional yards or garden plots, and garage or deeded parking (one- to two-car configurations). Storage space extends to basements, attic storage and garage storage. Located within walkable, transit-oriented neighborhoods near commuter rail terminals and town centers, the building supports easy access to shopping, restaurants and routes into Boston. Pet and condo fee policies vary by unit; maintenance appears targeted at low- to moderate-density, commuter-friendly living rather than full-service luxury.