14 Wellington St

Built in 1888, this one-story Victorian condominium conversion occupies a historic Queen Anne–style house in Arlington’s Pleasant Street historic district. The property preserves ornate period details — high ceilings, crown and decorative moldings, wainscoting, built-in cabinetry, parlor fireplace with a decorative mantel and bay/turret windows — while individual units have been modernized with updated kitchens, granite counters, stainless appliances and recessed or overhead lighting. Floor plans are flexible: many units offer formal living and dining rooms, a den or turret room that can serve as a second bedroom or office, pantry storage, walk-in closets and wet bar or built-in shelving. Shared building amenities include landscaped grounds, covered porches, roof deck access, fenced yard and off-street parking for some units; basement storage and laundry facilities are also typical, and some associations allow in-unit laundry. Exterior features emphasize period outdoor living with porches, decks and small gardens plus practical elements like rain gutters and screens. The house sits a short walk from Arlington Center, Spy Pond, the Minuteman Bike Path, recreational fields and new tennis courts, offering a mix of historic character and convenient access to commuter routes and public transit.