195 Thomas Burgin Pkwy

A low-rise, brownstone-style condominium built in 1929 and configured primarily as one-bedroom units, this single-story expression sits within a multi-floor structure served by an elevator. The building’s exterior presents a traditional brick façade with courtyard access and city views from higher units; many homes enjoy corner exposures and multiple windows that admit strong natural light. Interiors typically feature hardwood floors, ample closet space, eat-in kitchens or compact kitchenettes, and small den or entry hall areas; several units have been renovated with modern finishes such as granite counters and replacement windows. Shared elements include a common laundry room, professionally managed operations, and deeded surface parking spaces assigned to units. The monthly condo fee commonly covers heat, hot water, water, sewer, landscaping, snow removal and building management, which simplifies ownership costs. Located directly across from Quincy Center’s MBTA Red Line and Commuter Rail hub, the building is within easy walking distance of grocery stores, restaurants, civic amenities and recreational spots including nearby Wollaston Beach, supporting a pedestrian-oriented urban lifestyle.