Whittier Place Condominium

Whittier Place Condominium is a mid-20th-century, single-story condominium development constructed in 1964 that offers primarily one- and two-bedroom residence types alongside several larger, reconfigured layouts found in the complex. The architecture and site emphasize practical urban living: units commonly include enclosed balconies or patios, sun rooms, and views across cityscapes and the Charles River in select locations. Interiors vary from original-period details to fully renovated kitchens and baths, hardwood floors, crown moldings, and built-in storage; many homes feature open living/dining plans and flexible spaces such as offices or dens. Building services and shared facilities are broad for an urban condominium, with an entrance foyer, elevator access, high-speed internet availability, common laundry, and landscaped grounds that include tennis courts, garden areas, professional landscaping, and sprinkler systems. Garage parking is available via reserved spots and is treated as a valuable, separately transferable asset. The property sits within walking distance of the Esplanade, public transit lines, shops, restaurants, hospitals, and downtown employment centers, supporting a pedestrian-oriented, city-core lifestyle while offering outdoor amenities and modest recreational offerings on site.