1662 Commonwealth Ave

A low-rise, early 20th-century residential building in Brighton, Massachusetts, dating to 1925 and organized as a small condominium community. The one-story listing likely reflects a unit-level description; the property itself reads as an elevator-served multi-level structure with one- and two-bedroom layouts, hardwood floors, high ceilings, and original architectural details such as arched openings and period moldings. Units feature practical layouts—eat-in kitchens, formal dining areas or open dining-to-living plans, generous closets including linen storage, and entrance foyers. Common elements are professionally managed operations, a strong owners’ association with substantial reserves and rules restricting undergraduate tenants, and building-level systems that commonly include heat in the condo fee. Exterior and site attributes emphasize an elevated placement with views, easy street access to transit (multiple T lines nearby), and proximity to neighborhood shopping, parks and schools. Parking is not detailed; on-street or nearby commuter options are implied by the transit orientation. Pet and specific service policies are not specified beyond bylaw rental restrictions. Overall the building combines period character and upkeep with pragmatic condo governance and a transit-oriented Brighton location.