7 Crombie St

Originally built in 1832 as a church and converted into a two-story condominium complex, this small historic property contains one-bedroom live/work units across 17 residences. The architecture retains period details—ornamental millwork, arched columns, tall windows and exposed brick in some units—while interiors have been modernized with stainless steel kitchens, in-unit laundry, central air, and hardwood or sealed polished concrete floors. Typical units emphasize vertical volume with soaring ceilings and skylights; several homes include private balconies, attic storage, and decorative lighting. Exterior offerings focus on modest private outdoor elements: wood decks, patios, and city views over a busy downtown street. Common interior circulation is organized around a center hall, and the building’s scale supports a pedestrian-oriented lifestyle with direct access to neighborhood shops. Pet-friendly policies are advertised and select units are configured for live/work flexibility. Parking is not emphasized in listings; proximity to commuter rail, ferry connections and downtown amenities compensates for limited on-site vehicle facilities.