74 Springvale Ave

A low-rise, single-story residential condominium complex built in 1970 and organized as a multi-unit community serving mostly two-bedroom homes. The exterior presents a modest, mid-century residential scale with private outdoor spaces — balconies, wood decks, porches and screened areas — that extend living space to the outdoors. Units are typically two-bedroom floorplans with features found across listings: renovated kitchens, tiled or marble baths, hardwood or Pergo-style floors, in-unit or common laundry access, and entrance foyers. Common provisions include basement storage bins, deeded parking spaces for residents, and outdoor decks or patios tied to specific units. Heat and hot water are commonly included in the condo fee; the association is professionally managed with modest fees. Pet-friendly policies are referenced in multiple listings with association restrictions to check. Located in Chelsea’s Prattville neighborhood, the property sits in a primarily residential pocket with nearby parks, commuter connections to Boston, local shops and restaurants, and direct access to major routes and public transit. The building’s practical, well-maintained character and low-rise layout cater to buyers seeking straightforward, suburban-adjacent condo ownership rather than high-rise luxury amenities.