160 Washington St

A low-rise manufactured-home community developed in the early 1970s and composed primarily of single-wide and double-wide mobile homes. The park is arranged with one- to three-bedroom residences offering open living rooms, eat-in kitchens, dedicated laundry areas and built-in storage; many units include modest built-ins such as hutches and bump-outs that expand sitting areas. Homes typically feature sheetrock finishes, exposed or heated attic space, a mix of replacement windows, and updates to mechanicals staggered over time (roofs and furnaces noted as periodically replaced). Exterior parcel amenities emphasize private outdoor living: covered and open porches, composite and wood decks, fenced yards, enclosed patios, storage sheds and professionally maintained landscaping. Community operations are age-restricted in sections (55+ resident-owned clusters) with monthly site fees that commonly cover water, sewer, trash, road maintenance and sometimes taxes; fees vary by lot. Parking is surface-level, often off-street driveways adjacent to each skirting-ed mobile home. The setting is suburban Plainville with quick access to shopping corridors and highways; the overall character leans toward affordable, low-maintenance living in a well-established, park-style neighborhood with a mix of owner-occupied and investor listings.