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SR Realty · Brookline, MA
Find a Brookline home that works for your budget and your everyday life. Start with available properties, then explore the differences between village centers, transit corridors, and historic residential streets.
Median sale price
Median days on market
Sale-to-list ratio
Market Snapshot
Brookline housing market snapshot. Redfin trend data for the three months ending August 2026, all home types. Checked 9 October 2026.
Median sale price
↓ 0.5% from a year earlier
Median days on market
↑ 8 days from a year earlier
Sale-to-list price ratio
↓ 0.37 points from a year earlier
Homes sold above list price
↓ 1.5 points from a year earlier
Homes with price drops
↓ 3.9 points from a year earlier
Prices held close to last year's level while homes took longer to sell, a median of 30 days. About one in three are still close above asking, so well-priced homes in good locations move quickly.
Buyers have room to compare. Sellers should price close to recent sales, since roughly 28% of homes took a price cut.
Available Now
Current Brookline condos, townhouses, single-family homes, and multifamily properties appear on this page with photos, pricing, and details. Open any listing to schedule a showing or browse the full SR Realty property archive for rentals and past listings.
$388,000
$1,170,000
$11,000
$2000
$715000
$410,000
Explore by Village
Brookline has several village centers rather than one downtown. Each area below shows what its streets and homes offer, with matching listings in the current inventory.
01
Green Line · C branch
The busiest village center, with Harvard and Beacon Street shops, restaurants, the Coolidge Corner Theatre, a library branch, and C-branch service. Homes range from attached Beacon Street townhouses to brick apartment buildings on Winchester Street. Listings here tend to lead with walkability and transit.
02
Green Line · D branch
Town Hall, the main library on Washington Street, and the D-branch station anchor this center. Brookline Hills and Beaconsfield stops serve residential streets farther along the line. Pill Hill, also called High Street Hill, adds historic houses around Walnut, High, and Upland streets.
03
Green Line · C branch
Beacon and Washington streets meet here, with shops, restaurants, and C-branch service. It sits farthest from Boston among the three C-branch centers, with Coolidge Corner in the middle and St. Mary's closest to Kenmore. Buyers get a village setting with a rail line close by.
04
Route 9 · Heath Street
The Brookline side centers on the Route 9 and Heath Street corridor near Newton, alongside a historic residential district where much of the architecture dates from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Chestnut Hill crosses town lines, so confirm the municipality at each address.
05
Harvard Street
This Harvard Street stretch between Stedman and Thorndike streets holds everyday shops, and the John F. Kennedy National Historic Site at 83 Beals Street marks the president's birthplace. Homes here sit close to a well-known landmark.
06
Green Line · C branch
The eastern end of the Beacon Street corridor, served by the Saint Mary's Street stop on the C branch. The town applies Red Sox home-game meter rates between St. Mary's and Hawes streets, so confirm the parking arrangement on any listing.
07
Bus 51 · No T stop
A different setup from the rail villages. The library at 959 West Roxbury Parkway lists the 51 bus as its connection and notes there is no nearby T stop, so plan around a car or a bus transfer.
08
Green Line · B branch
The northern edge of town. The B branch runs outside Brookline but serves North Brookline. Cottage Farm offers Gothic Revival, Queen Anne, and Georgian Revival houses near Amory Playground and Hall's Pond Sanctuary, and Fisher Hill has a street layout shaped by the Olmsted firm.
Find Your Fit
Unit + building share
Condominiums bring a unit plus a share of the building, with association fees to review.
Yard · Full upkeep
Single-family homes add a yard and full upkeep, often with historic-district rules.
Leases + rent records
Multifamily properties come with leases and rent records.
May be condominium
Townhouse-style homes may fall under condominium ownership.
Filter the listings by ownership type to narrow the search.
For Buyers
Brookline has its own rules, and each one shows up in a listing.
01
Article V, Section 11 generally limits street parking to one hour between 2 and 6 a.m., so a deeded or assigned space adds real value.
02
Pill Hill, Cottage Farm, and Chestnut Hill include local historic districts, where exterior changes need approval.
03
Fees, reserves, and planned assessments vary widely, and some condos occupy converted older buildings, so request the master deed and association records.
04
Pre-1978 homes carry notification rules, and the Lead Law applies where a child under six lives.
05
Owners who live in the home may qualify for a lower taxable value, so confirm eligibility with the Assessor's Office.
The how to buy page covers next steps.
Discuss Your Brookline Home SearchFor Sellers
Buyers search Brookline by village, transit, parking, and outdoor space, so listings lead with those features. Pricing follows recent comparable sales nearby, adjusted for condition and ownership costs. Condo documents, repair records, and the required lead-paint notice should be ready before a home goes live.
Discuss Selling Your Brookline PropertySold above list
Took a price drop
Have ready before listing
— Condo documents
— Repair records
— Lead-paint notice
Getting Around
The C branch follows Beacon Street, the D branch serves Brookline Village, and the B branch runs along the northern edge. The 66 bus links Brookline Village and Coolidge Corner with Harvard Square. Check MBTA schedules and alerts for your route.
Green Line · C branch
Selected stops: Washington Square, Fairbanks Street, Brandon Hall, Summit Avenue, Coolidge Corner, Saint Paul Street, Kent Street, Hawes Street, Saint Mary's Street
Centers in this guide: Washington Square, Coolidge Corner, St. Mary's
Green Line · D branch
Selected stops: Longwood, Brookline Village, Brookline Hills, Beaconsfield
Centers in this guide: Brookline Village
Green Line · B branch
Selected stops: Outside Brookline, along Commonwealth Avenue in Boston
Centers in this guide: North Brookline and Commonwealth Avenue
Bus
Route 51 connects to the Putterham library, which has no nearby T stop. Route 66 links Brookline Village and Coolidge Corner with Harvard Square.
No nearby T stop at Putterham Circle
Schools include Florida Ruffin Ridley, Michael Driscoll, John Pierce, and Brookline High School. There are several Playgrounds and Parks some include: Larz Anderson Park, Brookline Reservoir Park, and Amory Playground add green space.
Your Brookline Agent
Sarah has spent the past decade building a real estate career on a finance background, and it shows in a strategic, value-driven approach to every transaction. She loves the architecture and history of Boston-area neighborhoods, so a Brookline brownstone or a century-old condo building gets her full curiosity as well as her numbers.
She works mostly with sellers and investors, helping them unlock the full potential of a property, whether through new construction or a thoughtful renovation. Clients get honest guidance, steady communication, and a real commitment to service from the first call to closing.
Talk With Sarah About Brookline Real Estate“
Professional yet completely approachable.
Eliza Stroh · Client testimonial
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Help with comparative market analysis, must-have lists, paperwork, and delayed closings.
Daria Klymenko · First-time buyer
First-time buyer Daria Klymenko credits her with help on comparative market analysis, must-have lists, paperwork, and delayed closings, and Eliza Stroh’s testimonial calls her “professional yet completely approachable.” SR Realty Brokerage keeps current listings and recently sold homes in one place, so you can compare as you talk. Bring your priorities to a first conversation, whether you are choosing between two condos with different fees or deciding which repairs to finish before listing, and ask Sarah how she would approach your Brookline property.
Good to Know
How much do homes cost in Brookline?
Redfin reported a median sale price of $1,253,750 for the three months ending August 2026, all home types.
Can I park overnight on a Brookline Street?
Generally no longer than one hour between 2 and 6 a.m., according to the town's traffic regulations, with exceptions.
Which parts of Brookline have Green Line access?
The C and D branches serve Coolidge Corner, Washington Square, St. Mary's, Brookline Village, Brookline Hills, and Beaconsfield. The B branch is outside town but reachable from North Brookline.
How does Brookline's residential exemption affect a buyer?
Eligible owners get a reduced taxable value on a principal residence. For FY2027, ownership and occupancy are set as of January 1, 2026, with an April 1, 2027, application deadline.
