18 Westford Rd

Old Schoolhouse Village is a low-rise townhouse condominium complex built in 1976 and organized around two-story, 2-bedroom townhouse units. Architecture and massing are modest and residential in scale, with end-unit and interior-row configurations, pitched roofs, vinyl siding (recently replaced on portions of the complex) and private entries. Typical homes are arranged over two levels with an unfinished or partially finished basement level that many owners convert to additional living space, playrooms or workshops. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, recessed lighting, ceiling fans, walk-in or cedar closets, den/home-office alcoves, central vacuum hookups, laundry on the first floor, and a mix of original and updated finishes (refinished hardwood, new carpeting, remodeled kitchens and baths). Exterior grounds emphasize shared open space: professionally landscaped lawns, gardens, playground and walking trails, patios, decks and direct slider access to large common grassy areas. Parking is a combination of one assigned spot per unit plus unassigned visitor spaces. Pet policies are permissive at a unit level (typically one dog or one cat allowed) and association fees are described as low. The complex sits within easy driving distance of Sandy Pond, local commuter rail and major routes (Rt. 2 and Rt. 495), combining a suburban neighborhood feel with straightforward commuter access to Boston and regional highways.