39 Englewood Ave

A low-rise, single-story condominium property constructed in 1960, this professionally managed building contains primarily two-bedroom and studio units served by an elevator. The envelope reflects midcentury multifamily scale with exterior features such as private balconies or decks for many units and a modest surface parking area with a mix of deeded and on-street spaces. Interiors commonly showcase refinished or original oak and hardwood floors, eat-in or modernized kitchens with relatively recent appliance packages, and a mix of updated baths and mechanicals; laundry facilities are provided in the building. Common systems maintenance and cosmetic updates appear routine, including periodic hallway painting, carpeting replacement, and roof repairs. Pet policies are permissive in some units, and many residences are wired for basic alarm systems and internet access. The location sits on the Brighton–Brookline line near Cleveland Circle and Beacon Street, a highly walkable transit corridor with proximity to the Green Line B, C, and D branches, local shops, restaurants, Boston College, parks, and the Chestnut Hill Reservoir. The building’s scale, practical floor plans, and transit-oriented site create a compact, commuter-friendly residential offering in an established neighborhood.