17 School St

A converted late-19th-century single-family structure now arranged as a street-level condominium, this one-story residence retains Victorian-era details while functioning as a contemporary urban home. The footprint centers around traditional parlors and an eat-in kitchen; characteristic elements include hardwood floors with inlay borders, bay windows, crown moldings and a marble fireplace mantel. Window upgrades and modern mechanicals coexist with period millwork, and the plan offers three bedrooms arranged to allow one to serve as a study, family room, or secondary living space. Outdoor space is a material part of the property: a private deck, modest garden and patio provide places for dining and plantings. Common-area expectations are minimal — there is no tower-style amenity program — but the unit’s configuration includes practical storage and laundry within the plan. Parking tends to be on-site or street-adjacent depending on the lot, and the building’s scale and conversion status typically mean modest HOA governance and lower shared-maintenance responsibilities. The setting places the home directly in a walkable downtown environment with restaurants, shops and transit options a short stroll away, giving it an urban-village character with a strong emphasis on proximity to neighborhood life.