15 High St

A low-rise, early-19th-century residential property converted into two-bedroom condominium units that retain historic character while offering modern systems and thoughtful upgrades. The structure is two stories with floored and walk-up attic space, original hardwood floors, period moldings and built-in cabinetry preserved or sympathetically restored alongside contemporary finishes. Individual units typically include open public rooms, formal dining and living areas, kitchens with stone counters and stainless appliances, recessed lighting, in-unit laundry hookups and central air; some units feature gas fireplaces and remote-control inserts. Exterior amenities emphasize small-scale, coastal New England living: private front and rear decks or balconies, shared gardens and patios, professional landscaping, storage sheds or separate barn space, and city or neighborhood views. Parking arrangements vary by unit and building—examples include deeded two-car parking, garage plus driveway, or off-street parking. Pet rules and condo governance differ across buildings; some properties allow a single pet, others follow standard association restrictions. Located within short walking distance of town centers, cultural venues, parks and waterfront attractions, these buildings cater to buyers seeking historic detail combined with convenient, updated condo living in a compact coastal community.