Sun-filled and spacious, this 1,748-square-foot, 2-bedroom, 2-bath condominium with a private entrance offers abundant character and period detail in an 1876 Victorian mansion converted into three condominiums in 2010. It’s located on the waterside of Historic Dorchester Heights National Park, where George Washington’s cannons forced the British to evacuate Boston in 1776. Enjoy oversized windows, high ceilings, hardwood flooring, and a gas fireplace that enhance the inviting interior. The bright, open kitchen features granite countertops, high-end appliances, and a large island that flows into the dining area for easy entertaining. The well-designed layout also includes a formal living room, family room/library, a home office, a generous en-suite primary bedroom, and a large second bedroom for comfortable everyday living. A wrap-around porch with harbor views and easy access to a private garden area extends the living space. Additional features include energy-efficient details, a new HVAC system, private storage, and one deeded parking spot to accommodate one car. In addition, there is one guest parking spot.