22751 Fox Ave

A low-rise brick townhouse complex constructed in 1951, this two-story condominium cluster offers primarily two-bedroom floor plans with full basements and detached single-car garages. The architecture is midcentury-traditional: red-brick façades, pitched roofs, and end-unit exposures that bring extra light and modest corner-yard space. Interiors typically include living and dining areas on the main level, hardwood floors in principal rooms, compact kitchens with standard appliances, and a finished lower-level recreation room with laundry hookups. Mechanical upgrades are common in listings—recent furnaces, air-conditioning, hot water tanks, and electrical panels—reflecting incremental owner improvements over time. Shared services are oriented to low-maintenance living: an association covers water, sewer, trash, snow removal, and landscaping; a monthly maintenance fee also governs exterior upkeep and communal grounds. On-site staff and neighborhood amenities are modest but practical: occasional security personnel, proximity to a community pool, tennis courts, golf course, library, and public transit. Parking is decentralized via detached garages and surface spaces. Pet and leasing rules vary by unit but some restrictions include bans on subleasing. The complex sits within a primarily residential Euclid neighborhood with quick access to Rabbit Road and nearby shopping plazas, offering straightforward highway connections for commuters and walkable access to local services.