181 N St

Pickering North is a low-rise, two-story townhouse-style condominium complex originally built in 1890 and converted to condos around 1980. The collection of residences reads like renovated mill/tenement housing: exposed brick, high or cathedral ceilings with skylights, and large windows that admit abundant natural light. Unit plans are primarily two- and three-bedroom bi-level townhomes with features such as formal entry foyers, loft or sitting-room spaces, generous walk-in closets, and designated office or finished attic areas. Interiors mix period detail—crown molding, wood trim, barrel and rose-marble accents—with modern updates including updated kitchens, replacement windows, contemporary lighting, and in-unit laundry. Common exterior amenities include a fenced city yard with garden and patio areas, additional storage in lower levels, and assigned off-street parking (typically two spaces per unit). Building services are modest; there is no mention of full-time concierge or doorman. Pet rules vary by unit but several listings note cat-friendly policies while dogs are often restricted. The complex sits in North Salem within easy walking distance of downtown shops, restaurants, parks, and the commuter rail, offering a blend of urban convenience and private, landscaped common grounds.