Downeast Crossing Condos
Downeast Crossing Condos
Downeast Crossing Condominiums, at 417 Hildreth Street near the Lowell–Dracut line, is a 34-home community of attached townhomes built in 2004 and set into a peaceful wooded pocket of the city. It’s a neighborhood that feels tucked away, yet major highways, shops, and restaurants are only a short drive from your door.
Each home offers two bedrooms with a full bath and a half bath, bright interiors with tall windows, and hardwood flooring. The eat-in kitchens come equipped with stainless steel or newer appliances, granite counters, and custom wood cabinets, and many layouts include a bonus loft off the primary suite — a flexible space that works as a home office, nursery, or den. A private deck gives every home its own outdoor retreat.
Parking is handled simply: a one-car under garage for each home plus assigned spaces. The community is pet-friendly, professionally managed, and popular with first-time buyers, commuters, and anyone trading yard work and snow shoveling for a lock-and-leave lifestyle.
Unit Features
- Two-bedroom attached townhomes with full bath and half bath
- Large eat-in kitchen with granite counters, custom wood cabinets, and stainless steel appliances
- Hardwood flooring and abundant tall windows
- Bonus loft off the primary suite — ideal as a home office or den
- Spacious master suite with large double-door closets
- Private deck for outdoor relaxing
Building Features & Amenities
- Built in 2004; 34 attached townhomes
- One-car under garage plus assigned parking for each home
- Pet-friendly community
- Wooded, peaceful setting near the Dracut line
- Close to major highways, shopping, and restaurants
Downeast Crossing’s appeal comes down to a rare combination at its price point: attached townhome living, a garage under every home, and a wooded setting that feels far more secluded than it is. The 2004 construction keeps interiors feeling current, and the bonus lofts off the primary suites are a genuinely useful feature — rare in two-bedroom townhomes of this size. Monthly association fees run in the low $300s, covering the common costs that make condo ownership predictable. Homes here have traded in the mid-$300,000s to low $400,000s in recent years, making the community one of the more accessible entries into townhome ownership on the Lowell–Dracut side of the city.
Living on the Lowell side of the Dracut line keeps you close to everything the Merrimack Valley offers — tax-free New Hampshire shopping to the north, downtown Lowell a short drive away, and highway connections that make commuting in any direction practical.
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