222 Madison St

A mid-rise condominium built in 1978, the five-story complex is configured for adult living with one- and two-bedroom units. The massing is straightforward brick-and-mortar construction typical of late 1970s suburban multifamily, with corridors served by two elevators and secured entry for residents. Interior unit layouts emphasize practical living: galley or compact kitchens, open living/dining combos, full baths, and first-floor accessibility options in some units. Common building conveniences include coin-operated laundry, assigned storage rooms, a postal area, and outdoor courtyard/patio space set within park-like grounds. The property sits directly across from a major medical center, making it convenient for healthcare access and related services. Parking is ample and surface-level; the community maintains a no-pet, no-rental policy and restricts residency to age 55 and older, creating a quiet, managed environment. Proximity to shopping, restaurants, and major highways supports errands and regional travel, while the building’s modest scale and straightforward amenity set keep condominium fees and operating costs generally lower than full-service luxury alternatives.