28 Pine St

A low-rise, single-story brick condominium complex built in 1970 that primarily offers three-bedroom units in a small, nine-unit configuration. The architecture is practical and unadorned, reflecting mid-century multifamily suburban design with a mix of ground-level and slightly elevated units. Interiors typically include defined living and dining areas, kitchens with pantries, central vacuum in some units, ceiling fans, and original or updated woodwork and flooring; storage is provided through in-unit closets plus assigned basement or exterior storage rooms. Exterior features emphasize modest private outdoor space — rear patios for grilling and a shared brick patio — and a common front porch area. The property is owner-occupied at a high rate and allows cats under size or number restrictions but generally restricts dogs. Parking is deeded with one assigned space per unit and additional guest/visitor spots; some listings reference extra parking in an oversized yard. Building services are minimal: coin-operated laundry facilities in the basement and routine grounds maintenance covered by condo fees that commonly include heat and hot water. Located in Danvers with quick access to Routes 1 and 95, the complex is a short drive to downtown shops, schools, parks, and commuter options, offering a straightforward, value-oriented suburban condominium lifestyle.