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$412,600— $31,300,000

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One-bedroom condo in a 1962 brick building · Exterior · Home illustration

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Meeting House Hill, Dorchester

One-bedroom condo in a 1962 brick building

$412,600Local price · US$290K

614 sq ft (57 m²)1 bed1 bath

A second-floor one-bedroom in a four-story brick building from 1962, with heat and hot water included in the HOA fee. The complex is old and sits on a hill in Dorchester, away from downtown, which puts it at the cheap end for Boston, and this unit sold for US$290,000 in June 2026.

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Shared laundry room
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Second-floor two-bedroom condo in a triple-decker · Exterior · Home illustration

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South Boston

Second-floor two-bedroom condo in a triple-decker

$909,200Local price · US$639K

700 sq ft (65 m²)2 bed1 bath

The whole second floor of a wooden three-family house with a mansard roof, built in 1910. The living room has a gas fireplace, and the two bedrooms sit at opposite ends of the unit. The interior has been redone, but at 700 sq ft (65 m²) it is on the small side, so it is listed in the low-to-mid US$600,000s, the going rate for a small two-bedroom in a South Boston three-family.

Gas fireplace
Built-in bookshelves
Central air
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West Roxbury

1940 two-story Colonial

$1,198,000Local price · US$842K

1,313 sq ft (122 m²)3 bed1.5 bath

A two-story Colonial from 1940 with three bedrooms, a full bath and a half bath, on a 5,780 sq ft lot with a backyard and two parking spaces. West Roxbury, at Boston's southwestern edge, is a family neighborhood of single-family houses, and this one sold in May 2026 for US$842,300, almost exactly the local median for a three-bedroom house.

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Duplex condo on the lower two floors of a townhouse · Exterior · Home illustration

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Back Bay

Duplex condo on the lower two floors of a townhouse

$8,110,000Local price · US$5.7M

3,100 sq ft (288 m²)3 bed3.5 bath

A three-bedroom home on the bottom two floors, the garden and parlor levels, of a five-story brick townhouse from around 1900 on the Charles River side of Beacon Street, now divided into three units. It comes with two private parking spaces in Back Bay, where parking is hard to find, and sold for US$5.7 million in January 2026.

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Fireplace
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Beacon Hill

Four-story brick townhouse from 1825

$31,300,000Local price · US$22M

9,375 sq ft (871 m²)6 bed8.5 bath

A Greek Revival brick townhouse from 1825, rebuilt over more than two years with only the brick exterior walls left standing. It has a double-height living room, three tiered roof decks with views of the Charles River, an elevator and a garage with a car lift. It sold for US$22 million in February 2026, a new record for a single-family home in Boston.