257 Pleasant St

Whittier Place is a low-rise, late-19th-century residential property converted into multiple condo units and rentals. Built in 1898 and configured primarily as one- to three-story layouts in various listings, the asset reads as a compact urban walk-up with an added elevator and a small number of deeded garage spaces. Units are predominantly one- and two-bedroom floorplans with high ceilings, hardwood floors, and period details updated with modern systems — many listings note renovated kitchens with cherry cabinets, granite counters, stainless steel appliances, and gas fireplaces. Common interior features reported across units include in-unit laundry, updated heating and central air, remodeled baths, bonus/office rooms, pantry/storage and modern wiring with broadband availability. Exterior traits emphasize a city-facing orientation with composite decks, a terraced garden or yard areas, sprinkler and rain gutter systems, vinyl siding on some façades, and modest downtown views. Shared building services are minimal but homeowner association-style condo management appears in some units; separate utilities and off-street/garage parking are frequent. The property sits within walking distance of downtown Worcester, Elm Park, area colleges (WPI, Becker), transit hubs like Union Station, restaurants and Highland Street retail, supporting a pedestrian-friendly urban lifestyle.