661 Lowell St

Locke Village is a low-rise residential complex in Lexington built in 1995, composed primarily of two-story townhome-style condominiums and garden-level units. The development emphasizes accessible, condominium living with a mix of one- and two-level 2-bedroom layouts, some offering lofts or three-bedroom plans achieved by interior reconfiguration. Exterior architecture favors pitched roofs, traditional materials and professionally landscaped grounds with gardens, decorative lighting, walkways and a gazebo that create a courtyard-like setting. Units commonly include private outdoor spaces such as patios, decks or small balconies; larger residences may offer fenced yards or small balconies off dining areas. Interiors feature amenities geared to everyday comfort: gas fireplaces, full bathrooms including en-suite master baths, walk-in closets, in-unit laundry or full-size laundry closets, hardwood floors, foyers, and storage/utility rooms. The complex provides secure, heated underground garage parking with deeded spaces and elevator access directly into buildings, plus additional heated storage rooms. Common facilities include a rentable function/rec room with kitchen and fireplace, and the grounds are maintained with sprinkler systems and professional landscaping. Pet policies and some service details vary by unit association, and the property sits within walking distance of shopping, transit links and neighborhood schools, offering suburban convenience with minimal exterior maintenance responsibilities.