Spring House Hunt: What kind of home does your money buy in Quincy?
A sampling of the market includes a bungalow with two first-floor bedrooms for $475,000 and a condo at Marina Bay for $669,000. Search listings at realestate.boston.com.
$475,000
Year built: 1920
Lot size: 0.12 acre
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 1 full
Taxes: $4,318 (2018)
This 1,424-square-foot bungalow in Quincy’s Penn’s Hill neighborhood is located on a dead-end street close to Faxon Park. The enclosed front porch opens into living and dining spaces with hardwood floors beneath wall-to-wall carpeting. The kitchen is accessible via a back-entry mudroom.
$669,000
Year built: 1987
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 2 full
Fee: $598
Taxes: $6,435 (2018)
This 1,305-square-foot first-floor condo in Quincy’s Marina Bay offers a new kitchen with granite counters and an open living area with access to a private stone patio. The master bath has marble floors and a whirlpool tub. As of presstime, an offer had been accepted on this property.
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