21 Bailey St

This is a single-story, late-19th-century residential building converted into small multi-unit condominiums, originally constructed in 1880. Units are primarily two-bedroom layouts with varied footprints including first-floor garden-style flats and one upper-level penthouse with high or cathedral ceilings. Architectural cues blend period shell with modern renovations: large, oversized windows, hardwood floors in updated units, and a mix of vinyl siding and preserved exterior trim. Interiors offer practical storage—walk-up attic access, dedicated basement storage rooms, and multiple closets—plus in-unit laundry and bonus rooms adaptable as home offices. Outdoor spaces are notable: private covered decks at front and rear, a fenced yard and garden areas, porches and wooden decks, and some units with city views. Common features include shared basement storage and utility access; most units benefit from energy-efficient window replacements and recent roof work. Parking is limited and typically deeded but small in number. Pet policies vary by unit association; landscape and sprinkler systems are present. The building sits on a quiet dead-end street in Uxbridge with easy access to parks, commuter routes, and regional transit, offering a mix of historic character and contemporary updates aimed at first-time buyers or buyers seeking low-maintenance, commuter-friendly living.