32 Providence St

A two-story converted historic masonry building in Worcester, originally built in 1905 and repurposed into loft-style two-bedroom condominiums. The exterior retains period character with decorative lighting, professional landscaping and city views while the interior units emphasize open-plan living: soaring ceilings, oversized arched windows, exposed brick walls, hardwood or bamboo floors, and lofted second levels. Kitchens are updated with maple or upgraded cabinets, granite or quartz counters and stainless steel appliances; bathrooms use ceramic tile and some units include tile-surround gas fireplaces. Common features include in-unit laundry, dedicated storage rooms in the building, two off-street deeded parking spaces for many units, and building-wide internet access options. The association is described as well-run with modest HOA fees, and the property accommodates a mix of owner-occupants and investors; it is on the VA-approved list. Location is central to transit and city amenities — a short walk to Union Station, Polar Park, Worcester Public Market, restaurants on Shrewsbury Street and easy access to Routes 290 and the Mass Pike — supporting a pedestrian-oriented urban lifestyle with convenient commuting options.