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38 Joy Street

Community constructed 1800-1899

BUILDINGS (OVER 5 UNITS)

BUILDINGS (2-5 UNITS)

SINGLE UNITS

Description

38 Joy Street is a residential community featuring 54 units with varying bedroom options, including studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom units. The units range in size, offering potential residents choices in spatial needs. The community comprises two multi-unit buildings and three single-unit buildings, providing diverse living arrangements. Residents have access to a range of amenities, including a tennis court and convenient laundry facilities. For those seeking outdoor activities, the community features a bike path and a nearby park. Additionally, the location offers easy access to public transportation, highways, and local houses of worship, enhancing the community’s connectivity and convenience. The pet policy is accommodating, allowing for pets within the community. These amenities and policies make 38 Joy Street a practical living choice for individuals seeking a well-rounded residential experience with diverse facilities and pet-friendly accommodations.

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38 Joy Street Market Stats Last 12 months

AVG. LISTED PRICE$1,508,334
($1284 /sqft.)

AVG. SALE PRICE$1,517,500
($1255 /sqft.)

YEAR OVER YEAR LIST PRICE0.00%

YEAR OVER YEAR SALE PRICE Trending Down

0.01%

TOTAL LISTINGS3 Listed

TOTAL SOLD2 Sold

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET65 days

AVERAGE HOA FEES PER SQFT$4 /monthly

Market StatsLast 12 months

AVG. LISTED PRICE

$1,508,334($1284 /sqft.)

AVG. SALE PRICE

$1,517,500($1255 /sqft.)

YEAR OVER YEAR LIST PRICE0.00%

YEAR OVER YEAR SALE PRICE Trending Down

0.01%

TOTAL LISTINGS3 Listed

TOTAL SOLD2 Sold

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET65 days

AVERAGE HOA FEES PER SQFT$4 /monthly

Amenities

Security System

Laundry

Tennis Court(s)

Patio

Storage

Policies

Pets not allowed

BBQ not allowed

Sublet not allowed

Short term rental not allowed

The Neighborhood: Beacon Hill, Boston

Beacon Hill, a historic gem in Suffolk County, MA, is renowned for its charming cobblestone streets and Federal-style rowhouses. This district offers a variety of attractions, such as the Massachusetts State House and the picturesque Boston Common. Residents and visitors can enjoy quaint boutiques, artisanal cafes, and fine dining establishments that dot the area. Its streets are pedestrian-friendly, and the neighborhood boasts excellent access to public transportation, including multiple subway lines and bus routes, making commuting a breeze while maintaining its serene and timeless elegance.