Madison Terrace housing Project
1973 – Smith House
757 Shawmut Ave., Roxbury
Smith House won the coveted Housing and Neighborhood Design award from the Boston Society of Architects. 132 new construction one bedroom apartments for the elderly
For more information please contact Winn Properties at 617-427-9186
1974 – Haynes House
725 Shawmut Ave., Roxbury
Haynes House won the coveted Housing and Neighborhood Design award from the Boston Society of Architects. 131 new construction one and two bedroom apartments
For more information please contact Winn Properties at 617-541-2077
1978 – Madison Park Village Phase III
122 Dewitt Drive, Roxbury
120 new construction two, three and four bedroom townhouse style apartments with private backyards
For more information please contact Winn Properties at 617-445-8338
1980 – Madison Park Village Phase IV
122 Dewitt Drive, Roxbury
Madison Park IV won the coveted Housing and Neighborhood Design award from the Boston Society of Architects. 143 new construction two and three bedroom townhouse style apartments. Madison Park IV is currently undergoing a $50 million dollar rehabilitation, including siding, windows, doors, roofing, and energy improvements to the heating and hot water system.
For more information please contact Winn Properties at 617-445-8338
1998 – Beryl Gardens
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