31 Elizabeth St

A single-story, late-19th-century schoolhouse conversion in central Worcester, this brick building was originally constructed in 1893 and later adapted into residential condominiums. Units are primarily two-bedroom layouts arranged across multiple levels within each unit, featuring architectural elements retained from the school’s past: high ceilings, large windows, exposed brick, and original woodwork. Interior layouts vary but commonly include open living/dining plans, updated kitchens with granite or modern finishes, two full bathrooms, and in-unit laundry or stackable machines. Common touches noted in units include lofts or bonus rooms, spiral staircases between levels, and roomy closet storage. The property offers city views and professionally maintained landscaping; parking is provided via at least one deeded off-street space per unit plus additional common parking and on-street options. Building systems include central air in many units and security measures such as video cameras and intercom. The location is walkable to downtown Worcester, medical centers, colleges, restaurants on Shrewsbury Street, and major highway access, making it convenient for commuters and students. Pet and commercial vehicle rules are governed by association regulations, and the building’s historic character is emphasized alongside periodic assessments and condo governance.