15 Fry St

A low-rise condominium complex in Everett built in 1986 and configured as a single-story building with multi-level units. Unit types range from one-bedroom top-floor condos to distinctive two-level/penthouse layouts featuring spiral staircases and private sleeping suites. Architecture is conventional suburban-urban mid-1980s masonry and clapboard construction with balconies on many units that provide city and Boston skyline views. Interiors often include open living/dining plans, wet bars or built-in bars, walk-in closets, updated kitchens with oak cabinetry and ceramic tile floors, and a mix of hardwood and carpeted surfaces. Common elements include an elevator serving the building, basement storage, and in-building coin-operated laundry on each floor. Exterior features include deeded covered garage parking, additional surface parking, and occasional landscaped areas. Mechanical systems noted across listings include central air conditioning and relatively recent roof and water heating updates. The building sits on frequent bus lines and is minutes from Wellington/Zoning transit and major routes toward Boston, placing it within reach of Assembly Row, local dining in Everett’s Fermentation District, and urban amenities while maintaining lower condominium fees and generally high owner-occupancy levels.