382 Commonwealth Ave

A low-rise, early-20th-century residential building on Boston’s Commonwealth Avenue, originally built in 1910 and configured primarily as two-bedroom condominium homes. The structure reads as a single- to six-story townhouse-style block in listings, with an elevator serving multiple floors and period architectural details such as high ceilings, oversized windows, molding, and occasional marble or wood-burning fireplaces. Interiors combine historic elements—hardwood floors, gracious foyers, built-ins—with modern updates: renovated kitchens (granite or quartz counters, stainless appliances), contemporary baths, and some units featuring in-unit laundry and central air. Shared amenities reflect a compact, service-oriented setup: professionally managed operations, common laundry, bike and additional storage, and a communal roof deck with skyline views; select units enjoy private roof terraces. Building policies skew toward resident convenience and light regulation—non-smoking rules and limited small-pet allowances are noted—while parking is available via nearby rentals rather than extensive on-site garages. Located in Back Bay along the Commonwealth Avenue Mall, the building sits within walking distance of Newbury Street, the Esplanade, transit and dining, offering a traditional Boston urban lifestyle that blends historical character with contemporary apartment comforts.