31 Orkney Road Condominium

31 Orkney Road Condominium is a late-19th-century, single-story condominium collection converted from a historic brick walk-up in Brighton’s Cleveland Circle neighborhood. Built in 1890, the property presents traditional period details—high ceilings, large windows, hardwood floors in many units—and a modest brick façade typical of the era. Units are predominantly one-bedroom layouts with galley or eat-in kitchens, generous living rooms, and multiple closets; some units include exclusive-use basement spaces and shared outdoor patio access. Common interior features are a small entrance foyer, overhead lighting, and building-wide broadband availability; laundry and bicycle storage are provided in the basement. The low-rise building is elevator-served despite its modest height, professionally managed with a healthy reserve history noted in listing material, and offers drought-tolerant landscaping at the exterior. On-street permit parking is available; pets are generally allowed under association rules. Located steps from Beacon Street, the Chestnut Hill Reservoir, and the B, C and D Green Line stations, the property sits amid restaurants, shops, and cultural amenities that support a commuter- and neighborhood-oriented lifestyle.