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Woburn, MA Real Estate

Single-family Houses for Sale

Single-family homes for sale in Woburn run the spectrum from antique homes built in the 1700s, Colonial styles from the 1880s, Queen Ann Capes and classic bungalows built in the 1920s, to more contemporary split-levels from the 1960s and new, modern homes with the latest amenities. Communities that border Woburn include Burlington, Lexington, Reading, Stoneham, Wilmington, and Winchester. An average of 30 homes is for sale at any given time, with a median listing price of $539,000. Homes for sale include:

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The foreclosure rate is relatively low, but price savvy buyers may be able to purchase a property at a reasonable rate when homes are in the pre-foreclosure stage. Another option for getting good deals on homes in Woburn's neighborhoods is to use Boston City Properties searchable database to find homes that have been on the market for a few months to negotiate a lower price.

A substantial number of the houses on the market are designated as "hot properties," which means they're likely to sell very quickly. Most of Woburn's houses are listed for sale for approximately 13 days and receive at least one offer. Twelve of the homes on the market have sold within the past month. There's been an increase of 20.7 percent per square foot for houses in Woburn, which is at $317. This figure is higher than the average of $268 for the Greater Boston area. The average price per square foot in other Massachusetts cities and towns is $241.

The median home value in Woburn is $474,400, while the average price of homes that have recently sold is $437,300. In Massachusetts communities, the average value of homes is $419,900 which is 5.6 percent higher than in the previous year. The value of homes is anticipated to rise 3.1 percent during the coming year. The average price for houses that have recently sold in Massachusetts is $358,000. Woburn is a prime location to buy a home because the real estate market is hot. It's an excellent time to buy property that's going to increase in value. Last month, seven multi-family homes, seven condos, and eleven townhouses were on the market in addition to the single-family homes.

In most Massachusetts communities, you'll find a diverse selection of Victorian-era and Colonial-style homes, and Woburn is no exception. Among the features of homes built during the 19th and early 20th-centuries are a generous foyer leading to the living room, formal dining room, and kitchen. Sizable windows offer plenty of sunlight. Many homes of this era feature built-ins, fireplaces, and spacious closets with upgrades that include modern kitchens and baths.

Although the majority of residents in this community commute by car, public transportation is readily available. Woburn's proximity to Routes, 93, 95, and 38 make it easy to commute to Boston or any of the surrounding communities of Stoneham, Reading, Wakefield, Burlington, or Bedford.

Condos / Townhouses for Sale

Condos and townhomes in Woburn list for $505,000 on average, with the price per square foot at $300. The homes spend an average of 77 days on the market. Finding the ideal condo or townhouse is easier you might expect when you take advantage of the tools on our website. Simply use our searchable database, click on the features that are essential, whether it's the number of bedrooms or baths, average price, cost per square foot, or the size of the living area. On average, you'll find nine townhouses or condos for sale in Woburn. Properties that are in pre-foreclosure aren't common in this community. However, homes that are listed as pre-foreclosures good be an excellent investment.

If you're a first-time buyer, an older condo is one of the most affordable options. With an older building, you may be able to pay a lower homeowner's association fee each month, and you'll have access to the amenities commonly found in newer complexes. Older condos are well maintained, and many have been upgraded with new flooring, windows, modern kitchens and baths, and new appliances. A feature that's appreciated by owners is that homes constructed in an earlier era and more recent units have easy access to public transportation, retail stores, restaurants, and nearby attractions.

Kitchens in older units may not have as much square footage as in new buildings, but they have plenty of room for preparing meals and a lot of cupboard space. Many of the older condos feature a separate dining room which is ideal for entertaining. Special touches may include living room sliders leading to a private balcony, a built-in bar, a fireplace in the primary living area, and plush, bedroom carpeting. Condos built in the 1970s and 80s may feature wall-to-wall carpeting, laminate floors, and new tile. Open floor plans in smaller, one and two bedroom condos allow for easy traffic flow.

New townhouses and condos may have as many as three or four bedrooms and two and a half baths. Spacious homes may consist of 2,000 square feet of space, but you can search listings for units that are even larger. Among the common amenities in newer buildings are:

Among the amenities in new condo complexes is the substantial amount of closet space, open floor plans with windows that offer natural light from every room, recessed lighting, and sliders leading to a secluded, composite deck. Duplex townhouses in renovated homes built early in the 1900s are another option if an older home appeals to you. Although condos and townhouses may not be as much in demand as single-family homes, working with a realtor that specializes in condos can help speed up the process and find you the ideal property that meets all your requirements.

Apartments

The median rent price in Woburn is $1,900, which is lower than the Boston Metro median of $2,600, and the Massachusetts average of $2,550. A wide selection of apartments including studios, and units with one to three bedrooms are listed. With so many options available, searching for the right property can be a time-consuming process. However, our search tools make it easy and convenient to locate an apartment within your price range. Since Woburn is one of Massachusetts oldest communities, you'll find a mix of newly constructed buildings, as well as older conversions from single-homes to condos that are available to rent.

Apartment communities like Brookside are in demand because of their proximity to MBTA lines to Boston and Cambridge, and major highways. Brookside is in a quiet setting with 44 residences. Spacious, eat-in kitchens, ample closet and storage space, and laundry facilities are features of each building. All the residences are cable ready and have access to Horn Pond. The community is pet-friendly, and cats and dogs are allowed. One of the advantages of options like Tudor Glen Village is that the buildings are set within 16 acres of beautifully, landscaped grounds in West Woburn.

Floor plans include one and two bedroom apartments, and two bedroom, two bath townhomes. The village is conveniently located to excellent restaurants, public transportation, and entertainment. Boston is just 15 minutes away. Modern kitchens and baths, window treatments, private entrances, and basements for additional storage are among the amenities. Tenants appreciate the extra security of card entry access and staff available 24 hours a day.

Woburn's Neighborhoods

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Mishawum has a selection of Colonial-style homes, Capes, condos, and newer construction. Homes in this neighborhood are on the market for an average of 77 days. The median list price is $505,000. The average sale price is $425,000, while the price per square foot is $330. Colonials offer all the charm of traditional, New England homes with all the modern amenities that are essential to buyers. Interior and exterior upgrades to dwellings make them worth looking at. New roofing, heating and cooling systems, and updates to kitchens including stainless appliances, backsplashes, and custom cabinetry increase the value of move-in ready homes. Enjoy a comfortable lifestyle with a lot of room for entertaining.

The Central Square / Walnut Hill median home price is $453,760. The median rent in this section of the city is $2,116, which is 72 percent higher than other Massachusetts neighborhoods. This area is 61.0 percent more expensive than other districts throughout Massachusetts. Charming, vintage homes built around 1900 may be found here. Stately houses may feature an expansive front porch, original woodwork, and hardwood floors. Formal dining rooms with built-in china cabinets are a feature of homes from this era. Kitchens often have an adjoining pantry for additional storage. Attics and basements are fully insulated and with some personal touches are ideal for use as a playroom, office, or den.

Cummingsville offers a diverse selection of properties for sale. In this section of Woburn, homes include Cape Cod styles from the 1920s, with an average price per square foot of $349. Older Capes have upgrades that include energy efficient windows, electrical systems, and kitchen with stainless and ceramic. Split levels from the 1960s have an average square foot price of $341. A split-level is an excellent option for the buyer who wants a lot of space.

Lower-level conversions in these 1960s era homes may include a guest bedroom, kitchenette, bath, and family room. If you're in the market for a vintage, 19th-century Colonial, a few of these homes with multi-story, attached barns are still on the market in Woburn. Fireplaces in the main living areas and bedrooms keep you warm and cozy on chilly nights. Attached barns can be restored and have new life as an apartment or guest house.

North Woburn/South Willmington are near the Mill Pond Reservation & Conservation Area, one of the most desirable outdoor areas in the city. In addition to houses spanning various construction eras, there are also several studio apartments. Public transportation is very accessible in this neighborhood, making it very convenient for most needs. The homes in these neighborhoods average $470,645. Rents in this section of the city are $2,399, on average.

The areas of Salem St. and Main St. are two other areas of town that are in high demand. Several houses built during 1940 and 1969 add a lot of variety for prospective owners and renters. The Main Street/Salem Street section has median prices of $451,128. Apartment rentals are at $1,708, 54 percent lower than other neighborhoods in Massachusetts. Victorians that have been divided into two or three units, as well as double and triple-decker homes, are quite popular. Some of the popular upgrades include full kitchen remodels, complete with stone countertops.

City Center is one of the most sought-out areas, with Horn Pond Recreation Area being a key attraction. Several homes were built before 1940, with homes overall spanning mostly the 1930's through late 1960's. Homes in the City Center section of the city average $443, 463, while apartments are currently renting ar $1,938. Many of the city's businesses are in this area, making going about your daily business that much easier.

The Main Street and Lake Avenue areas are close to the Horn Pond and Fells Reservation areas that are ideal for people who love outdoor activities. Multi-family homes with fenced-in yards are a prominent feature in these neighborhoods. Some homes have sold for under $200,000, so it's a great place for investors. A lot of owners have made major upgrades to their properties including new kitchens and electrical systems.

Montvale/Woburn Highlands has seen a lot of development of custom homes in recent years, with overall neighborhood home prices averaging $651,000. The Cranberry Bog Conservation Area is one noteworthy outdoor landmark this area boasts. In addition to the newer homes, the area also has multi-family homes with off-street parking and yard space that are perfect for owner-occupied investment properties.

The Shaker Hill neighborhood features custom homes, mainly Colonial-styles, on quiet streets and cul-de-sacs. Open floor plans have formal dining areas and spacious living rooms, making these homes in high demand. Median prices are $800,000, and prices are expected to increase.

Searching for a new home, condo, or apartment can be overwhelming, especially with all the choices available. Your search will be easier when you take advantage of the tools that Boston City Properties has available. We'll put you in contact with professionals who can guide you through the process of selecting your new home.

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