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These spreads in Cambridge, Boston, and Quincy each offer a fair amount of space as well as ready proximity to the T’s busiest line
The Red Line—the T’s busiest route—runs from south of Boston in Quincy, through Boston, and out to the western reaches of Cambridge. Along the way, it stops in dense commercial hubs such as the area around South Station, downtown Boston, the Boston Common orbit, Kendall Square, and Central Square.
As such, people want to be, or have to be, near the Red Line. These two-bedrooms for sale along it offer that proximity as well as a fair amount of space. All aboard.
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This 748-square-foot two-bedroom, one-bathroom near the Wollaston stop includes a washer-dryer as well as a parking spot. The asking is $354,900, and the HOA is $275.
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This 1,331-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom near the Quincy Center stop is part of a development that opened in 2019. It comes with central air and in-unit laundry, and there’s parking for $30,000 extra. The tag is $559,000, and the HOA is $320.
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This 1,235-square-foot condo near the Shawmut stop includes two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. It’s the product of a conversion of a Victorian that was completed in 2019. There’s central air and a porch. The tag is $635,000, and the HOA is $200.
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In-unit laundry, a deeded parking spot, and roof access come with this 1,057-square-foot two-bedroom, one-bathroom near the JFK/UMass stop. The asking is $599,900, and the HOA is $547.
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This 1,435-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom is part of a two-year-old development near the Broadway stop. It includes central air and one garage parking spot as well as access to building amenities such as a fitness center and a roof deck. The tag is $1,199,000, and the HOA is $1,679.
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Central air and in-unit laundry come with this two-bedroom, two-bathroom near South Station. The tag for the 1,055-square-foot spread is $899,900, with an HOA of $708.
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Things get pricier as the Red Line moves through downtown Boston. Case in point: This combined-unit spread running to 3,435 square feet and containing a pair of bedroom suites is asking $2,738,000 with an HOA of $786. It’s halfway between the Park Street and Downtown Crossing stops.
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It’s not all titanic tags in downtown Boston, though. This condo near the Charles/MGH stop is asking $725,000—relatively cheap fora condo in downtown Boston nowadays—and has a HOA of $235. The 655-square-foot spread has two bedrooms and one bathroom as well as central air and in-unit laundry. There’s also access to a roof deck.
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This 705-square-foot two-bedroom, one-bathroom is the first spread on the map not to come with central air. Still, it’s got quite the location, right near the Harvard Square stop. Garage parking is included in the $720,000 price. The HOA is $347.
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Not even a half-mile from the Alewife terminus, this 1,008-square-foot two-bedroom, one-bathroom includes one assigned parking spot and two porches. There’s in-unit laundry too. The asking is $609,000, and the HOA is $150.
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This 748-square-foot two-bedroom, one-bathroom near the Wollaston stop includes a washer-dryer as well as a parking spot. The asking is $354,900, and the HOA is $275.
This 1,331-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom near the Quincy Center stop is part of a development that opened in 2019. It comes with central air and in-unit laundry, and there’s parking for $30,000 extra. The tag is $559,000, and the HOA is $320.
This 1,235-square-foot condo near the Shawmut stop includes two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. It’s the product of a conversion of a Victorian that was completed in 2019. There’s central air and a porch. The tag is $635,000, and the HOA is $200.
In-unit laundry, a deeded parking spot, and roof access come with this 1,057-square-foot two-bedroom, one-bathroom near the JFK/UMass stop. The asking is $599,900, and the HOA is $547.
This 1,435-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom is part of a two-year-old development near the Broadway stop. It includes central air and one garage parking spot as well as access to building amenities such as a fitness center and a roof deck. The tag is $1,199,000, and the HOA is $1,679.
Central air and in-unit laundry come with this two-bedroom, two-bathroom near South Station. The tag for the 1,055-square-foot spread is $899,900, with an HOA of $708.
Things get pricier as the Red Line moves through downtown Boston. Case in point: This combined-unit spread running to 3,435 square feet and containing a pair of bedroom suites is asking $2,738,000 with an HOA of $786. It’s halfway between the Park Street and Downtown Crossing stops.
It’s not all titanic tags in downtown Boston, though. This condo near the Charles/MGH stop is asking $725,000—relatively cheap fora condo in downtown Boston nowadays—and has a HOA of $235. The 655-square-foot spread has two bedrooms and one bathroom as well as central air and in-unit laundry. There’s also access to a roof deck.
This 705-square-foot two-bedroom, one-bathroom is the first spread on the map not to come with central air. Still, it’s got quite the location, right near the Harvard Square stop. Garage parking is included in the $720,000 price. The HOA is $347.
Not even a half-mile from the Alewife terminus, this 1,008-square-foot two-bedroom, one-bathroom includes one assigned parking spot and two porches. There’s in-unit laundry too. The asking is $609,000, and the HOA is $150.