Stoney Creek is a 66-unit condominium community at 28 James Street in Milford, completed in 1987. The development occupies a quieter suburban setting near the end of James Street, providing residents with a residential atmosphere while remaining close to Milford's central commercial area. Its three-story configuration and relatively compact footprint make it more of a traditional garden-style condominium than a townhouse subdivision.

The buildings are primarily wood-frame structures with vinyl siding and shingle roofs, arranged as three-story condominium buildings. Public records show a mixture of one- and two-bedroom homes, generally in the approximately 700-900-square-foot range for representative units. The architecture is straightforward and functional, consistent with late-1980s garden-style condominium construction.

Stoney Creek's community amenities emphasize landscaped common space and low-maintenance living. Public records identify common acreage, walking trails, landscaping and shared exterior maintenance, while association fees cover snow removal, water, sewer and trash. The community does not appear to have the extensive pool-and-tennis package found at the Quarry, making it better suited to residents who prioritize practical maintenance services and a quieter setting.

The development is conveniently located off Nashua Street near Milford's central area, with access to the Milford Oval, Route 101 and Route 13. Residents can reach local shopping, restaurants, schools and healthcare services without the longer commute associated with more rural condominium locations. Nashua and the broader southern New Hampshire employment market are also accessible by regional highways, giving Stoney Creek a useful combination of quiet surroundings and everyday convenience.