Waverly Arms Condominiums

Waverly Arms Condominiums is a low-rise, single-story brick condominium complex built in 1962 that offers primarily one- and two-bedroom residences. The collection of units sits in a compact, professionally managed property with an elevator serving the building despite its modest height. Interiors typically feature open living/dining layouts, hardwood or updated floors, practical galley kitchens and reasonably sized closets including occasional walk-ins. Many units have private outdoor space — small balconies or decks — with some offering south- or river-facing exposures and city or Charles River views. Common building elements emphasize maintenance and convenience: on-site laundry, assigned off-street/deeded parking for most units, landscaped grounds and a fenced yard area. The association conveys utilities such as heat and hot water in condo fees and enforces a high owner-occupancy culture with limited pet allowances (generally one small pet). Located on a tree-lined side street in Brighton, the property sits near multiple bus lines, the Mass Pike, and is within easy reach of Harvard Square, Arsenal Yards, Charles River paths, and neighborhood retail, supporting a walkable, commuter-friendly urban-suburban lifestyle.