273 W Main St

A one-story garden-style condominium complex built in 1978, composed mainly of one-bedroom units with occasional two-bedroom layouts and den spaces. Buildings in the association are low-rise and horizontally spread across landscaped grounds that include water views of Lake Williams for many units. Individual residences typically feature private outdoor space — balconies, decks (including composite decking and screened options) — plus significant dedicated storage, often in attic or assigned storage rooms. Interior finishes vary by unit and era of renovation; common traits in listings include separate dining areas, replacement windows, wall air conditioning, ceiling fans, and tiled baths. The HOA frequently bundles utilities into the condo fee, commonly covering heat and hot water. Parking is assigned and surface-level; units on upper floors or end positions can be quieter and offer better views. The association rules and condition disclosures are mixed across sales histories; several listings note “sold as is,” required buyer due diligence, and occasional seller credits for fees or repairs. Location is strongly commuter-oriented, with easy access to Routes 20, 9, 290 and I-495, and a short walk to the nearby downtown amenities and lakeside paths, creating a suburban setting focused on convenience, modest maintenance, and outdoor access.