58 Pleasant St

A small, early-20th-century brick residential property in Brookline configured as a low-rise multiunit house. Built in 1920 and arranged as single-floor condominiums, the building typically contains two-bedroom units with original period details such as high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown moldings, wainscoting, built-ins and occasional turret or coffered ceiling elements. Interiors commonly include full tiled bathrooms, pantry or wet-bar nooks, and masonry or wood-burning fireplaces in select units. Many homes feature private outdoor extensions — balconies, screened porches, decks, patios and access to shared garden or yard space — while the building provides extra storage in the basement and designated laundry or bike storage areas. Exteriors show traditional masonry, screened porches, rain gutters and classical entry vestibules. The owners’ association appears owner-occupied and well-maintained with established reserves; maintenance responsibilities and on-site management are typical of a small condominium association. Location is highly walkable in Coolidge Corner/North Brookline with immediate access to the Green Line, neighborhood shops, bakeries, theaters, parks and frequent transit into central Boston and nearby medical and academic centers. Parking is limited or street-oriented depending on the lot; pet policies vary by unit and association rules.