35 Cedar St

A low-rise, early 20th-century residential property converted into two condominium units, originally constructed in 1920 and set within a historic neighborhood of Gardner, MA. The building presents a mix of garden- and multi-level floorplans across its modest footprint, with common two-bedroom unit types that emphasize open living spaces and higher-than-average ceiling heights. Interior character blends original proportions (notably vaulted and cathedral ceilings and hardwood floors) with modern updates such as granite or solid-surface kitchen counters, stainless appliances, renovated baths, and occasional built-in storage and pantry areas. Units open to small private outdoor extensions — decks, enclosed porches, and three-season porches — and many offer sunlit living rooms, flexible loft or bonus rooms, and in-unit ceiling fans. Common exterior elements include shared yards, rear decks, and limited garage or off-street parking; the property is described as well maintained with recent capital work cited (roof and hot water heater replacements in the last few years). Building services and association coverage vary by listing but commonly include exterior maintenance, snow removal, master insurance, and refuse; pet policies are not specified. The setting is walkable to downtown amenities, commuter rail, and regional routes, positioning the property near shops, restaurants, and recreational areas while retaining the scale and fabric of a historic district.