17 High St

A single-story Victorian-era row condominium in Brookline, originally built in 1890 and updated for modern living. The residence preserves period details—high ceilings, crown moldings, pocket doors, and large sunlit windows—alongside contemporary systems such as central air and updated electrical and plumbing. Interiors include four-bedroom floorplans with formal living and dining areas, multiple fireplaces, an office/den or library, upgraded kitchens with granite counters and stainless appliances, pantry and abundant built-in storage, laundry facilities, and finished lower-level space. Exterior features read as a private urban garden property: enclosed patios and balconies, a roof deck, fenced yard, professional landscaping, sprinklers and a screened porch. Parking is accommodated with deeded garage stalls or rental garage options depending on the unit, and some homes include multi-car garages. Common conveniences reflect townhouse-style living rather than a high-rise amenity set—private storage, dedicated utilities, and transferable maintenance updates such as lead-paint encapsulation. Located within Brookline Village, the building sits within walking distance of shops, restaurants, transit (commuter rail and nearby T), the Longwood Medical Area, and neighborhood schools, offering a blend of historic character and practical proximity to civic and commuter destinations.