96 Gainsborough Condominium

96 Gainsborough Condominium is a late-19th-century brownstone-style condominium property on Gainsborough Street in Boston, originally built in 1899. The building presents a low-rise profile with classic masonry façades and interior exposed brick details that reflect period character. Units are principally one- and three-bedroom layouts, many arranged as duplexes with tall ceilings, hardwood floors, original mantels and occasional fireplaces; several residences include modernized kitchens with granite or stone counters, stainless appliances, and updated baths. Common features include an elevator, central air conditioning in many units, in-unit washer/dryer hookups in a number of homes, broadband internet availability and on-site office space for management. Shared exterior amenities provide planted garden areas, private patios or composite-deck spaces off select units, and small storage sheds for residents. Building operations are professionally managed with daily trash pickup, 24-hour security presence, and a homeowner-majority occupancy that supports reserve stability. Parking is not abundant on-site but nearby permit and rental parking options are commonly used; pet policies are generally permissive per listings. The location is highly walkable with immediate access to Back Bay, the Prudential area, Symphony Hall, Longwood institutions, universities and multiple transit lines, placing the property in an active urban neighborhood that blends historic charm with contemporary conveniences.