Daisy Square Condominiums

Not a pet friendly place. Constant drunkeness in hallways and the parking lot.
And the person who commented on being forced out– she was a huge problem.

I bought pre build in Daisy Square Lofts in 2004. I paid the highest association fees, but had to endure the constant barking of dogs, irresponsible landlords, that did not adhere to the bylaws of the association, and disregard and respect for the condo association members. The association board was always very good, but could not get the support warrented by the owners. due to the lack of support of the owner of many units in the building.
It was a travesty that the original owners had to endure this type of negligence and were forced out, many of us due to the apparent association of management, realtors, and major owners.
I was never late on any dues, but now have been charged for the 100.00 fee for move out damage. Hey don’t t you think 475.00 per month for 8 years, may have covered a scratch in the hall!
So be it and good riddance… Daisy, and have a nice day ya all!
Christine Schesky Black

This building is beautiful. Built on the site where the Daisy Air Rifle factory once stood, the Daisy Square Lofts are the prefect place to call home. The building is secure from the outside and well maintained. Hallways and stairwells are cleaned frequently. Lofts are are adequately sized and modern with quality appliances. There is an enclosed underground parking garage that they keep heated in the winter. All units have nice sized balconies, from which you can hear music from downtown in the summer or watch the train roll by daily. There is also an in-​building dry cleaning pick-​up service. Let’s not forget that Bode’s Corned Beef is just a stone throw away. Keep in mind, Downtown Plymouth is .4 miles, which makes for easy walks between home and the restaurants/​bars. It’s so convenient to check out the Farmer’s Market, Ice Festival, Fall Festival, Art Fair, Summer Concert, or any of the other multitude of events going on downtown.
Why didn’t I give it 5-​Stars? Well, until you get used to it, plan on being woken in the middle of the night by the train. It has no sympathy for sleepers. Even after almost a year the long horn blasts at 4am would jar me from the deepest slumber. Also, the units are loft style. The plus is that it feels very large and open, and airflow is excellent. However, because the walls between rooms don’t go all the way to the ceiling sound from one room can be heard in any other room as if it’s in the same room. This can be problematic when different TV shows are being watched, one person is studying or trying to sleep while another person is active.
In summary, this is what I’ve found to be the best place in the downtown Plymouth area to live, short of getting a place in Kellogg Park. but for the cost, it’s probably better! Have an opportunity to get a unit in this building? Take it.

I live in one of the townhomes and LOVE it!!! Downtown Plymouth is a perfect spot and being here is close enough to walk to everything but far enough off the «beaten path» that when there are events people don’t park all over the place here.
My place is spacious, full of light and has plenty of storage space. Any of my friends that visit comment on how much they wish they lived here.
The train tracks are very close and yes, you can hear the train, but it’s not problematic at all.
Utility prices are great. Water is included and the way the units are built, gas is completely reasonable.
If you’re considering buying a unit here, don’t hesitate!

I love the brick loft condominiums here! Very cute, open and airy spaces. Nice floor plans. Great balconies to watch the passing trains. I’m jealous of my friend who happens to own a «villa» here. They also have underground parking or you can buy a garage.
And if you don’t like loft living, they have the traditional townhouse style.
You can walk to downtown Plymouth easily and your close to the public library where you can rent DVDs for free!