635 Old Post

635 Old Post sits in the Woodcrest Run community of Sharon, close to schools like Heights Elementary, Sharon Middle, and Sharon High, though this particular place mainly welcomes residents aged 55 and up, and you can really tell the owners take care of things because everything's really clean and well-kept, and you notice details like hardwood floors, crown molding in the main living areas, recessed lighting, and those big picture windows that let in a lot of natural light, plus the nine-foot ceilings help it feel open. The building uses frame and stone with shingle, metal, and rubber roofs, and has modern safety and energy features like programmable thermostats and insulated doors and windows. This condo unit covers about 1,056 to 1,252 square feet depending on which listing you look at, and it's got 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths, an open floorplan with a living and dining area, plus a nice kitchen with white cabinets, quartz counters, subway tile backsplash, and upgraded stainless Wolf and Bosch appliances, so if you like to cook or just warm up leftovers it's easy to do, and you've got a laundry closet right in the unit with an electric dryer hookup. The primary bedroom has its own bath and a deep walk-in closet. You'll also get a private balcony-about 8 by 4 feet-with a view of the woods or a quiet corner, which is nice for fresh air, and a 6 by 5 foot storage space in the garage, which is included. Parking comes with one garage spot-oversized for easy access-another assigned outdoor space, guest options, and even off-street paved places, and since it's a single-level, upper-story unit with both elevator and accessible entry features, moving around is easier for folks who need that. The community itself has handy features like a fitness area on the first floor, an elevator, a common room with a kitchen setup, and a bright solarium on the third floor. Association fees, which can range around $406 to $582 per month, cover essentials like water, sewer, building insurance, outside upkeep, snow removal, landscaping, trash, plus maintenance of the roads and grounds, which really helps if you don't want to fuss with that stuff any more. Security's present through an intercom and a security gate. Nearby, you've got shopping, parks, medical offices, golf courses, the T-Station for public transit, and conservation areas for walking, and houses of worship aren't far if you care about those. The property has eco-friendly details like a heat pump and central air, and the whole place is energy star certified, so heating and cooling shouldn't break the bank. There's no basement but you do get all your living space above ground, and the layout is straightforward without any tricky steps inside. The Woodcrest Run community focuses on being calm and quiet, designed for people who want a low-maintenance lifestyle in a spot that's both comfortable and has a little bit of luxury without being too showy.