16 Garrison Rd

A low-rise, early-20th-century residential building in Brookline’s Washington Square, completed in 1915 and configured as stacked condominium homes. The property reads as a well-maintained, period townhouse-style block with high ceilings, hardwood floors, decorative moldings, and original details such as carved fireplace mantels, transom and leaded-glass windows, and exposed brick. Units are multi-room layouts (commonly three bedrooms) with flexible floor plans that accommodate formal living and dining spaces, small studies or third bedrooms, and updated kitchens featuring modern cabinetry and stone counters. Shared features include a finished entry foyer, built-in storage and custom closets, access to a roof deck, and basement storage. Building systems appear updated and owner occupancy is high; condo fees are described as modest. Parking is handled off-site via transferable or rental spaces nearby. Pet-friendly policies, in-unit laundry, and internet availability are commonly noted. Located on a tree-lined residential street a block from Washington Square’s shops, cafes and the Green Line (T), the building delivers classic architectural character, abundant natural light, and a walkable urban-suburban neighborhood setting.