Andrew Place Condominium

Andrew Place Condominium is a small, low-rise condominium community built in 2002 and composed of single-story residential units configured as two-bedroom homes. The architecture favors straightforward, early-2000s urban infill detailing with brick and trim accents; many units occupy a conventional stacked plan with easy street access. Interiors typically feature hardwood flooring, recessed lighting, crown molding, granite counters, cherry or wood cabinetry, gas cooking and fireplaces, in-unit washers and dryers, central air, and wiring for sound systems. Shared provisions include an entrance foyer, roof deck/roof rights, and limited deeded garage parking; a number of units report assigned heated garage spaces. Common maintenance appears managed with periodic capital updates such as roof and trim work alongside a modest lobby. The building’s location in Andrew Square places it within immediate walking distance of the Andrew Red Line station, neighborhood retail, waterfront parks and beaches, and highway access, creating a commuter-friendly urban lifestyle with quick transit links to downtown Boston and Logan Airport. Pet and concierge policies vary by unit; parking is typically deeded and limited to one space per unit.