99 Pond Ave

A low-rise residential complex constructed in 1970, Brook House’s single-story atrium-style buildings cluster around landscaped courtyards and a central pond. Residences are primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts, with larger duplex-style units and substantial floorplans also present; many homes include enclosed or open balconies and decks that face garden or water views. Interiors display period and updated finishes: full bathrooms, formal entrance foyers, den/home-office alcoves, central vacuum, and elevator access in the atrium buildings. Shared facilities are extensive for a mid-century community — an on-site health club and swimming pool, sauna/steam amenities, tennis courts, and professionally maintained grounds with patios and fenced yard areas. Parking is generous with assigned garage spaces (including tandem configurations) and additional surface options; several listings note building-managed underground oil tanks. The property provides conventional condominium services with landscaped common areas, building entry security, and proximity to transit and medical districts. Located adjacent to Olmsted-designed parkland and within walking distance of the “T” and Brookline Village, the community combines suburban green space with easy urban access and neighborhood retail.