170 Highland St

King Philip Manor is a single-story condominium complex developed in 1984 that offers primarily one- and two-bedroom residences across a low-rise footprint. Architecture is straightforward and practical, with secure entry, elevator access to upper levels, and a center-hall circulation pattern serving multiple units. Interiors emphasize one-level living: units feature entry foyers or halls, abundant closet storage, central air, and configurations that pair living and dining areas with private balconies or patios. The property’s shared spaces include an exercise room, a club/rec room, on-site laundry per floor, assigned parking, and additional storage units. Outdoors the site is landscaped with courtyards, covered patios, decorative lighting, a roof deck and wood decks, and a seasonal inground swimming pool for residents. Maintenance appears community-oriented, reflected in a strong condo association, modest condo fees that often include water, and practical building services like intercom-secure lobbies. The setting is suburban Taunton, close to shopping, transit routes and local recreation such as nearby golf, lending a comfortable, convenience-driven lifestyle suitable for singles, couples, and downsizers.