24 Washington St

A low-rise 19th-century condex derived from adaptive reuse of late-Victorian masonry stock, the property dates to 1883 and presents a single-story configuration in the listing set (many units occupy upper-floor loft footprints within a multi-story block). Unit layouts are predominantly two-bedroom plans with open loft-like living areas, high ceilings, and original details such as exposed brick and hardwood floors. Interior fixtures commonly include full kitchens (granite or corian counters in recently renovated units), in-unit laundry or hookups, central air, and built-in storage or basement storage rooms. Shared elements across the building cluster include an elevator, central vacuum in some units, an entrance foyer, and access to multiple outdoor platforms: private decks, composite decks, roof decks with river or city views, porches, and small private yards for ground-floor units. Common systems have been modernized in many units, with newer heating and hot water equipment noted. Parking varies by building parcel — some suites offer off-street or deeded parking and a garage, while others rely on street or shared lots. Pet policies are generally permissive in recent listings. The building sits in downtown Haverhill near commuter rail, bus connections, restaurants, and retail, supporting a walkable urban lifestyle with easy highway access for regional commuting.