80 Prospect St

A converted late-19th-century church reimagined as a low-rise condominium community, the property spans four stories and preserves many original ecclesiastical details within a residential layout. Built circa 1900 and sensitively renovated into multiple units, the structure retains decorative wood beams, stained-glass windows and large arched timbers while offering modernized interiors such as upgraded cabinets, granite counters in some kitchens, central vacuum, and in-unit laundry on select plans. Units are multi-level townhome-style residences with features including lofts, wet bars, interior balconies, attic access, and a mix of formal dining rooms, libraries and flexible office/bedroom spaces; several units open to private patios or porches. Shared elements include assigned surface parking, individual basement storage rooms, and a common front porch that faces downtown Gloucester. The development is pet friendly and delivers a balance of historic character and contemporary convenience, located within easy walking distance of Main Street shops, restaurants, commuter rail access, the harbor, and local parks and beaches. Parking is limited to assigned spots; maintenance and community governance are typical of condominium ownership in a downtown historic district.