About Brookline

Brookline is Boston’s nearest upscale neighborhood and provides condo homes and houses for both urban and suburban lifestyles. You will love its many recreational parks, including the largest, Larz Anderson Park, sited on 64 acres of its namesake’s former estate. The hilltop Italian Garden with views to downtown Boston’s real estate features an enclosed outdoor skating rink. In addition to many school parks and playgrounds, residents enjoy many additional parks including Griggs Park, Amory Park & Woods, Brookline Reservoir Park, Corey Hill Park at Summit Ave., Harry Downes Field, Soule Rec Center, Skyline Park, and Schick Park.

The Brookline Public Library has been serving residents for over 155 years, with a new building in 1910, and many renovations during its long history. The Library is centrally located near the High School and Pierce Elementary School. Many families and individuals choose this town due to its excellent public and private school systems, which certainly has an impact on higher real estate values for the town. Many families want to live in the area due to its strong school systems and proximity to Boston. For more information and to enroll your child in K-8 or High School, visit the towns website here: http://www.brookline.k12.ma.us/

The town is accessed by three branches of the MBTA’s Green Line for travel into downtown Boston, as well as several connecting bus lines. The town also upgrades its roads to include bicycle paths whenever possible, making it an easy town to walk, bike, and use public transportation. Popular neighborhoods include Washington Square, Coolidge Corner and Brookline Village, all of which offer many choices of retail shops and fine restaurants.

Brookline Real Estate Pricing – 2021 Sold Condos

Average Sold Price:  $1,017,871
Average Price / SF:  $733

Property data provided by MLSPIN