278Th Ct St

Knapp Place is a low-rise, single-story condominium development completed around 1900 and reimagined as a collection of 18 one- and two-bedroom units. The project repurposes the footprint of the former Knapp Elementary School and blends preserved historic elements — such as exposed wood beams in select units — with contemporary finishes. Residences are arranged for one-level living with open floor plans, tall windows, and a mix of engineered hardwood and ceramic tile flooring; kitchens typically feature semi-custom maple cabinetry, quartz or solid-surface counters, stainless-steel appliances, recessed and custom lighting, and in-unit stacked laundry where provided. Bathrooms often include oversized or double-bowl sinks and upgraded vanities. Common interior provisions include a foyer, small library/office niches, ample closets and built-in storage, and high-speed internet hookups. Exterior spaces emphasize small-scale communal living: private patios or decks for many units, shared courtyards, a landscaped garden with firepit, professional landscaping, and individual storage sheds. Practical systems include central air, natural gas heating, and municipal water and sewer; parking is provided in a fenced lot with deeded spaces and guest parking. The complex is walkable to North Plymouth village, downtown attractions, waterfront access, a public beach and bike paths, supporting an active, coastal-oriented lifestyle.