1524 Gorham St

A low-rise garden-style condominium complex built in 1988, Fuller Farm presents single-story and low-stairline two-bedroom units arranged in a landscaped setting along the Lowell–Chelmsford border. The complex’s architecture is practical and residential in scale: brick and clapboard facades, covered porches and decks, and assigned under-building garage parking for many units. Interiors are primarily two-bedroom condo layouts with conventional living and dining rooms, modest modern kitchens, one bath, and in-unit laundry hookups or stack washer/dryer installations; central air and central vacuum are available in some homes. Common exterior features emphasize mature professional landscaping, pedestrian pathways, and private outdoor space such as porches or small decks. The association is described as neat and well-managed with low condo fees reported in listings; hallways and shared areas have been periodically refreshed. Pet-friendly policies are noted in listings. Location is a key selling point: immediate access to Routes 3 and 495, nearby commuter rail and bus options, and proximity to shopping, schools, and services along the Chelmsford line. The complex targets owners seeking ground-level living with garage parking, straightforward layouts, and easy highway access in a suburban/edge-town neighborhood.