Big Orange Condo is a two-unit Victorian conversion situated on the corner of Orange Street in Manchester's residential North End / East Side transition zone. Known for its substantial historic presence and Queen Anne architectural massing, this property offers buyers a spacious single-family alternative within a historic neighborhood of stately turn-of-the-century residences.

Built in 1891, the 3-story structure displays classic late-Victorian craftsmanship, including high-pitched gabled rooflines, deep cornices, bay windows, and wood-frame construction with vinyl siding. The expansive residences span up to 2,250 square feet across multiple finished floors, offering 4 to 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 9-foot ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces, and original hardwood flooring.

The association provides a balanced blend of historical charm and modern convenience. Residents enjoy dedicated multi-car garage bays, off-street parking, in-unit laundry capabilities, private storage basements, and private covered entryway porches. With only two co-owners, the association functions informally with low overhead costs and high owner autonomy.

The location offers walkability to Smyth Road School and Pulaski Park, with downtown Elm Street dining, the Currier Museum of Art, and city cultural hubs less than a mile away. Commuters benefit from proximity to Route 28 (Beech/Maple Street arterial corridors) and quick connections to I-93 at Exit 8 or Exit 9. Elliot Hospital and the Catholic Medical Center are reachable within an 8-to-10-minute drive.