174 Adams St

A low-rise townhouse complex built in 1987, Adams Villa is a three-story, 12-unit development of two-bedroom end and interior townhomes arranged in clusters. The architecture is modest late-20th-century suburban: brick and clapboard façades, pitched roofs, and private entrances that give each unit a house-like presence. Interiors generally run three levels with open main living floors, separate kitchen areas (many updated with granite counters and stainless appliances), two bedrooms on the top floor often with en-suite baths, and a first-floor study or den. Common interior features found across units include hardwood floors, fireplaces, half baths on the main level, pull-down attic storage and built-ins for extra organization. Exterior amenities emphasize private outdoor space and low-maintenance communal areas: fenced yards, enclosed patios, porches, decorative exterior lighting and rain gutters. Parking is unit-focused with attached one-car garages plus an additional deeded or reserved outdoor parking space for most homes; guest parking is also provided. Systems include forced hot water heating with central air added in many units. The complex sits within walking distance of neighborhood retail, cafes and parks and offers straightforward commuter access to the Mass Pike, commuter rail, and shuttle/bus service, blending quiet suburban scale with easy regional connectivity.