53 Myrtle St

A single-story, late 19th-century townhouse-style condominium cluster dating to 1890, composed of 2-bedroom units arranged for low-rise, neighborhood-scaled living. The properties combine period shell with updated interiors: open-plan living and dining layouts, hardwood floors, granite or quartz kitchens with stainless steel appliances, and partially finished basements that provide extra storage and bonus room space. Exterior spaces emphasize ground-level outdoor living — private decks or patios, shared garden areas, decorative lighting and professional landscaping create intimate communal grounds. Common finish elements include sheetrock walls and modest contemporary touches from renovation campaigns (notably a widespread 2009 retrofit). Parking is generally deeded and off-street, usually two spaces per unit where available. Utilities and systems vary by unit but often include gas cooking/heating, central air, and in-unit washer/dryer. Pet policies and condo governance are unit-specific; condo fees are described as low and occasionally incentivized by sellers. Location is walkable to downtown Waltham and transit, with nearby retail, dining, bike paths and commuter links supporting an urban-suburban lifestyle.