South Lowell townhouse condo with low fees. Single family living for a third of the price. Like new Stainless steel Samsung kitchen appliances, 1st floor 1/2-bath off kitchen; also plenty of cabinetry. 2 Roomy bedrooms upstairs with large closets. Main bedroom attached to full bath in like new condition. Huge Finished basement that could be a 3rd bedroom-office or game room. Ample walk up storage in the attic and storage under rear deck. Unit comes with deeded parking for 1 vehicle in front and a second un-assigned space in the rear. Well kept and clean unit occupied by the same family since 1999. Remote ceiling fans through out the home. Nest thermostat and home security cameras and doorbells included. Inground pool and outdoor play area. Amazing location for commuting - easy access to 495, 3, 93. Priced lower than smaller properties in the area. Come see it before it's gone. Seller to provide a credit to Buyer at closing in the amount of $10,000, to be applied toward the buyer’s allowable closing costs, prepaid items, and/or lender interest rate buy down. Condo fees paid until the end of 2026. Open houses this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Don't miss out.
Lower Belvidere, located between the Merrimack River and the Concord River, is a residential and historic Lowell neighborhood with riverfront edges and a bridge-linked street grid. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Thorndike Street and Pawtucket Street corridor, where commuter traffic, corner storefronts, and long views toward downtown set a brisk, urban cadence. Brick mill-era silhouettes across the water and a mix of older wood-frame houses define the streetscape. The riverwalk segments and pocket greens shape a daily loop for walking and cycling. Cultural gravity pulls from nearby Lowell Memorial Auditorium and the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell. Downtown’s independent dining and arts venues sit just across the bridges, keeping the atmosphere connected and city-facing.
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Market insights
24B Rockingham St #14 · $369,900
DAYS ON MARKET
21 days
The average home goes pending in 21 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
101.1%
Most homes are selling 1% above list price.
LIST PRICE
$369,900
Median sale price in this area is $761,350. (106% higher than this home)
PRICE DROP
0 price drops
22% of homes in this area have had a price drop in the past month.
Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Interior features
Internet available (broadband)
Insulated windows and storm windows
Tile flooring
Total of 5 rooms
Bedrooms
Bedrooms not specified
Bathrooms
1 full bathroom
1 half bathroom
Basement level bathroom availability indicated
Kitchen
Range
Dishwasher
Microwave
Refrigerator
Laundry & utility
In-unit washer and dryer
Flooring
Tile
Heating & cooling
Central heating (forced air, natural gas)
Central air conditioning
Has heating and cooling
Exterior features
Wood deck
Deck
Association-maintained in-ground pool
Home design
Condominium townhouse
3 stories
Entry at street level (Entry Level 1)
Unit faces street
Building name: Olde Brook Village
Parking
2 open parking spaces
Security
Security system
Construction
Frame and brick construction
Shingle roof
Built in 1994 (effective year)
Utilities
Public water
Public sewer
Gas hookup for range
HOA & community
Monthly association fee of $270
Association fee includes water, sewer, insurance, building maintenance, road maintenance, grounds maintenance, snow removal, trash, and reserves
Association amenities include a pool
Pets allowed with restrictions
Community features: public transportation, shopping, tennis courts, parks, walk/jog trails, golf, medical facility, laundromat, bike path, conservation area, highway access, places of worship, marina, schools, T-Station, university
Financial info
Financial details not provided beyond HOA fee
Other
Directions note: use GPS and do not park in tenant parking lot
Electricity and solar
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Traditional Neighborhood Residential Districts are designed to preserve, promote, and enhance the pedestrian-scale character of Lowell’s historic residential neighborhoods. All three encourage moderately-sized lots and prohibit large-scale developments. The TSF district emphasizes single-family homes, the TTF district also allows two-family homes, while the TMF also allows three-family homes and up to 6-unit multi-family developments by special permit. To encourage neighborhood stability and owner-occupancy, special provisions are provided for single-family developments in the TTF and TMF zones.