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Mayflower Place Condominiums

Community constructed 1925-1955

BUILDINGS (OVER 5 UNITS)

BUILDINGS (2-5 UNITS)

SINGLE UNITS

Description

Mayflower Place Condominiums is a residential community composed of 38 units, with a variety of multi-unit and single-unit buildings. Specifically, there are two multi-unit buildings and one single-unit building. The community offers two-bedroom units with sizes ranging from 959 to 1029 square feet. The community enriches resident life with a variety of shared amenities and features. Residents have access to convenient on-site laundry facilities and a refreshing pool for relaxation and recreation. Enthusiasts of outdoor activities can enjoy the community's bike paths and nearby park. Additionally, the location offers easy access to public transportation and major highways, enhancing connectivity. Nearby conservation areas and a house of worship provide opportunities for nature exploration and spiritual activities. Mayflower Place Condominiums stands out as a balanced living environment that combines modern convenience with natural and recreational amenities, catering to a diverse range of lifestyle needs.

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Mayflower Place Condominiums Market Stats Last 12 months

AVG. LISTED PRICE$837,500($859 /sqft.)

AVG. SALE PRICE$825,944($847 /sqft.)

YEAR OVER YEAR LIST PRICE0.00%

YEAR OVER YEAR SALE PRICE0.00%

TOTAL LISTINGS2 Listed

TOTAL SOLD2 Sold

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET46 days

AVERAGE HOA FEES PER SQFT$3 /monthly

Market StatsLast 12 months

AVG. LISTED PRICE

$837,500($859 /sqft.)

AVG. SALE PRICE

$825,944($847 /sqft.)

YEAR OVER YEAR LIST PRICE0.00%

YEAR OVER YEAR SALE PRICE0.00%

TOTAL LISTINGS2 Listed

TOTAL SOLD2 Sold

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET46 days

AVERAGE HOA FEES PER SQFT$3 /monthly

Amenities

Security System

Laundry

Tennis Court(s)

Storage

Pool

Policies

Pets not allowed

BBQ not allowed

Sublet not allowed

Short term rental not allowed

The Neighborhood: Coolidge Corner, Brookline

Coolidge Corner, an inviting enclave in Norfolk County, MA, is known for its vibrant shopping, dining, and cultural offerings. The area boasts an eclectic mix of independent bookstores, boutique shops, and diverse eateries, catering to a variety of tastes. Cultural attractions, such as the historic Coolidge Corner Theatre, add to its charm and appeal. This district is family-friendly with excellent schools and several parks, providing green spaces for recreation. Access to public transportation is seamless, with the Green Line providing a quick commute to Boston, making it a highly desirable place to live.