465 Washington St

A one-story, early 20th-century brick condominium building in Brookline, originally constructed in 1920 and configured as a small multi-unit brownstone-style residence. The property contains a limited number of generously proportioned units—two- and four-bedroom layouts are represented—each preserving period details such as high ceilings, fireplaces, built-ins, decorative moldings, wainscoting and hardwood floors. Interiors vary between updated kitchens and baths with modern appliances and in-unit washer/dryer to units retaining original millwork, pocket doors and curved walls. Shared indoor amenities include an exercise room, media room and a common office, while outdoor spaces comprise private balconies, a roof deck, a fenced yard, patio and garden areas with additional small vinyl decks and a stone wall boundary. Building services are modest and owner-oriented: deeded parking (typically one to two spaces), shared basement storage, on-site laundry provisions in some units, and low condo fees that often include heat and hot water. The association is mostly owner-occupied, pet-friendly, and has overseen periodic capital work such as roof replacement and cosmetic updates. Located within walking distance of Washington Square, Coolidge Corner and Brookline Village, the building provides immediate access to shops, transit lines (C and D), parks and neighborhood schools.