29 Mount Hood Rd

A low-rise brick condominium building constructed in 1938, this single-story property contains primarily two-bedroom units arranged in a modest, street-facing block typical of prewar urban housing. Units feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, sizable closets (including linen and built-in rack systems), and small entrance foyers; many have private outdoor spaces such as balconies, porches, or decks with screens. Kitchens and baths have been updated in numerous residences—marble or tile floors, modern appliances, and in-unit washer/dryer combos appear in some listings—while windows have been replaced in several units for improved insulation. Common areas are practical: a basement with private storage lockers, coin-operated laundry, and a shared mechanical system covering heat and hot water included in the association fee. The association is professionally managed and enforces pet-friendly rules for owner-occupants in many units. Deeded off-street parking is available for some units, with supplemental rental parking offered on-site when needed. Located on the Brighton–Brookline border, the building sits within easy walking distance of multiple Green Line stops, Whole Foods, shops, restaurants, and nearby colleges, offering a walkable, transit-connected urban neighborhood with a mix of owner-occupied and rental investment appeal.