33 Pleasant St

A mid-19th-century, single-story multi-unit masonry building in downtown Charlestown converted into multiple residential units. The structure retains period character while showing evidence of substantial modernization: updated wiring, plumbing and a replaced roof are noted in recent listings. Unit configurations vary across the property but emphasize larger, apartment-style living — examples include two-bedroom layouts with eat-in kitchens and full bathrooms, and a six-bedroom combined unit footprint referenced in records. Interiors commonly feature renovated kitchens with stone or granite counters, hardwood floors, remodeled baths, and open living areas; some units offer historic details such as high ceilings and fireplaces alongside contemporary conveniences like central vacuum hookups, ceiling fans and broadband-ready wiring. Shared and private outdoor components are significant: roof decks with harbor and city views, private patios and gardens, and landscaped yards appear throughout the listings. Practical amenities include off-street parking, basement storage and in-unit or shared laundry provisions. The building functions both as an owner-occupied condominium-style collection and an investment property, with several long-term tenants and a mix of owner-occupied units. Its central location places it within easy walking distance of Monument Square, transit, shops, and restaurants, supporting a walkable, urban residential lifestyle while offering both private outdoor space and communal utility systems.