31 Highland Ave

A low-rise, single-story multifamily property dating to 1938, this historic Newtonville building reads as a cluster of classic New England residences converted into condo units. The architecture retains period details—bay windows, built-in china cabinets, and traditional moldings—while many units show incremental modern upgrades such as replaced windows, updated kitchens, renovated bathrooms, and new mechanicals. Unit layouts are generous and varied: one- and two-bedroom residences with formal dining rooms, eat-in kitchens, sunrooms or porches, and walk-up attic access for storage or potential additional space. Shared amenities are domestic and garden-focused, including fenced rear yards, private decks or porches, a communal garden area, and individual basement storage and laundry. Parking is a mix of assigned spaces and town permit parking; some listings note driveway or street permits and occasional assigned surface spaces. The building benefits from property-level maintenance updates carried out in the 2010s (roof, siding, windows, flashing) and is professionally managed. Situated in Newtonville Square, the setting places residents within easy walking distance of shops, restaurants, commuter rail and bus routes, delivering a suburban neighborhood lifestyle with strong pedestrian access to transit and daily conveniences.