219 Central St

The Fiske Building is a single-story-recorded set of legacy condominium spaces within a mid-20th-century downtown Lowell property, repurposed into multiple loft- and apartment-style condominiums. Built in 1950 and later renovated, the structure presents historic industrial character through oversized, multi-pane "old mill" windows, exposed brick in some units, and tall ceilings that create dramatic, light-filled living areas. Unit types range from open studio conversions and one-bedroom floor plans to multi-room loft layouts with mezzanine or spiral-staircase bedrooms; many residences retain hardwood floors, updated kitchens and baths, and in-unit laundry. Common interior features include a center hall entrance and foyer, custom built closets and cabinetry, recessed lighting, and walk-up attic access for some units. Exterior attributes emphasize city and canal views from several floors, satellite dish capacity, and window screens; elevator service and secure entry serve residents despite the building’s historic shell. Shared amenities and services are practical: basement storage condos (available separately), covered elevator access, and a condo fee that in some listings covers utilities such as heat, hot water, electricity, water/sewer, exterior maintenance, and trash. Parking is not dedicated on-site but municipal garage options sit a short walk away. Pet policies vary by unit and are documented with listings. Located in downtown Lowell, the building sits near the Jackson Street Canal project, commuter rail, the Tsongas Arena, and planned neighborhood improvements, offering an urban, walkable lifestyle within a historically significant conversion.