Welcome to Main Street Crossing
Nestled just steps from Main Street, Main Street Crossing combines the best of urban convenience and small-town charm. Our neighborhood is a mix of homes: some residences sit above ground-floor live/work and commercial spaces, while others are purely residential two-story and three-story townhomes—all within walking distance of the Mill Pond, local dining, and vibrant downtown events.
Two-Story Townhomes
Purely residential townhomes with private entries and garage access—no commercial component.
Three-Story Townhomes
Larger multi-level residences with room for family, guests, or a dedicated home office.
Live/Work Residences
Homes paired with ground-floor commercial or studio space for boutique retail, offices, and creative work.
Life at Main Street Crossing
For Residents & Owners
Living here means enjoying low-maintenance living with immediate access to the best of downtown Brighton.
- Community Updates
- Access board announcements, maintenance schedules, and neighborhood news.
- Association Resources
- Find HOA guidelines, architectural review forms, and contact information for property management.
- Property Care
- Information on shared amenities, garage maintenance, and exterior upkeep.
For Business Owners & Commercial Tenants
Main Street Crossing's ground-floor spaces are ideal for boutique retail, professional offices, and creative studios.
- Commercial Guidelines
- Parking coordination, signage policies, and operating standards.
- Directory & Foot Traffic
- Connect with local foot traffic and fellow downtown business operators.
For Visitors & Prospective Buyers
Thinking about making Main Street Crossing your home or business address?
- Walkable Location
- Step outside your door to local coffee shops, fine dining, boutiques, and waterfront parks along the Mill Pond.
- Live/Work Versatility
- Explore multi-level floor plans designed to accommodate modern remote work, small business operations, or comfortable residential living.
- Convenience
- Private garage access, modern finishes, and direct access to everything downtown Brighton has to offer.
Request HOA Documents
Owners, buyers, and title companies can request association bylaws, architectural review forms, financials, and resale documents.
Contractors & Service Providers
Submit bids and contracts for landscaping, snow removal, exterior maintenance, and other association services.