75 Waltham St Condominiums

A low-rise historic brownstone condominium collection built in 1890 and configured as single-story parlor and upper-level residences fronting Waltham Street. The masonry façades and bow-front windows reflect late 19th-century South End architecture; many units retain period details such as tall ceilings, hardwood floors and ornamental mantels alongside modern renovations. Homes are primarily one-bedroom layouts (with some two-bedroom conversions described in listings), often arranged as floor-through or corner plans that deliver multiple exposures and generous natural light. Private outdoor space is a recurring feature — decks, patios, and roof terraces overlook adjacent Ringgold Park and provide usable room for dining and plants. Common elements are modest and residential: shared hallways, on-site laundry in common areas, low HOA fees, and professional management. Pet-friendly rules are consistently noted. The building sits on a narrow, tree-lined block in the South End’s Eight Streets enclave close to restaurants, galleries, boutiques, farmers’ markets, and public transit, supporting a walkable urban lifestyle with immediate access to green space.