Roslindale MA Townhomes

Tips on Buying in this Area

With an average purchase price of $300 per square foot for a townhome, this area offers buyers the opportunity to invest in a region that will only appreciate in value as time goes on. With its mix of single family homes and light industrial buildings, this area is poised to become an enclave of creative entrepreneurs and artists, partially because the area embraces so many characteristics of other neighborhoods in the city. Buyers who want to uncover the best deals Roslindale has to offer should contact us to begin receiving notifications of new listings and special viewings. With years of experience under our belt, we’ve developed an extensive network of contacts in the local real estate market that can help a buyer find exactly what they are seeking.

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Many of the townhouses in this neighborhood are built to accentuate comfort and elegance. Hardwood floors are common, especially in the kitchen, which often has matching cabinets. These kitchens tend to be located in the back of the house, with windows overlooking the exterior yard. The spaciousness of this neighborhood means that most properties have their own private back yard or front yard, or at least access to a semi-private green space. The resulting homes offer their residents a quiet space in which to unwind while still being only minutes away from the heart of the metropolis.

The living spaces in these residences tend to be airy and light, as they are often surrounded by windows on all sides. Fireplaces are common, but they are not always a part of a home, especially if that home has been built within the last twenty years. The bathrooms, however, tend to feature elegant dark tile work next to gleaming porcelain tubs and shower stalls, creating a vivid contrast between the brightness of the home and the darkness of the tile, which fosters a meditative atmosphere. The bedrooms are large but not oversized, leaving plenty of room for a bed and a small desk or other assortment of furniture. Closets are usually large enough for an occupant to stand within them; in some cases, especially in the master bedrooms, the closets can be walked into. Many of these units have their own attached garage that can also double as a storage space.

How to List Property

Selling a property in this area isn’t just about photographing the structure and providing a few notes about its provenance; it’s about conveying an experience. In this case, every structure has its own story and atmosphere, whether it was constructed in the early 1900s or built within the last five years. Understanding how to tell this story to a first-time visitor is essential in putting together a great listing and attracting the ideal buyer. Luckily, we offer a service to sellers that helps them objectively see their property and communicate its merits to someone who has never seen it before.

By contacting us, a seller will gain access not only to our tips and suggestions, but a network of motivated buyers who are interested in their specific property. We’ve spent years developing a system that allows us to quickly pair like-minded parties. From the number of bedrooms to the total square footage to the purchase price, we bring buyers and sellers together who already are looking for the same things in a sale. Our service also makes it easy to arrange viewing appointments and takes the hassle out of logistics.

Geographic Location

Bordered by Jamaica Plain to the north, Mattapan to the east, Hyde Park to the south and West Roxbury to the west, this area is primarily residential, but has excellent access to public transit. It is served by several MBTA Commuter Rail line stops, and contains several smaller districts. These smaller districts are Forest Hills/Woodbourne, Centre-South, and Metropolitan Hill/Beech Street. Forest Hills is located near a cemetery which contains a small pond known as Lake Hibiscus. Centre-South, meanwhile, is where the principal business district is located in addition to the Roslindale Village MBTA Commuter Rail line stop. The area has several publicly accessible green spaces including the Bussey Brook Meadow, the Fallon Field, Metropolitan Woods, and the Boston Southwest Gardens.

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