96 Main St

Fox Run is a single-story garden-style condominium complex built in 1970 and organized primarily around two-bedroom units with flexible layouts that often include a bonus room or space convertible to a home office or third sleeping area. The low-rise clusters are arranged amid professionally landscaped grounds with decks, private balconies, fenced yards for some units, and outdoor storage lockers; exterior materials and finishes reflect modest suburban construction typical of the era. Interiors vary by unit but commonly feature updated kitchens, recessed lighting, engineered hardwood or newer vinyl flooring, multiple closets, and shared basement laundry; select residences add amenities such as saunas or steam features, built-in AC units, and modernized bathrooms. Community amenities emphasize outdoor and recreational use—an in-ground pool, grill and green-space areas, and walking access to nearby trails—while on-site parking (typically two unassigned spaces per unit) and proximity to major routes support commuter convenience. The condominium association appears active with recent capital repairs noted in listings (roof and septic upgrades), and management maintains common landscaping and exterior systems. The setting sits convenient to Foxborough shopping, Patriot Place, commuter rail and highways, delivering a suburban lifestyle with easy access to retail and regional transportation.