A 64-unit condominium community in Brighton, Boston.
Market figures reflect closed sales over the last 12 months. Data sourced from MLS PIN.
Sidlaw Park is a 64-unit condominium association set along Sidlaw Road in Brighton, positioned near the Cleveland Circle and Chestnut Hill Reservoir edge of the neighborhood. The building is a brick, professionally managed complex known for sun-filled studios and one-bedroom homes with classic prewar character. Recent sales have run at a median of $297,500 (roughly $742 per square foot), with units moving in an average of 28 days—reflecting steady demand from both owner-occupants and investors.
Drawing directly from listing descriptions, units and the building offer:
HOA fees have generally ranged from about $402 to $414 per month.
The association is dominated by studios and one-bedroom units, with a smaller number of two-bedroom homes. Studios are frequently described as "oversized" or "spacious," often featuring an alcove or a separate eat-in kitchen that gives them a functional, room-divided feel. Some studios have creative touches like a custom Murphy bed behind French doors. One-bedroom units offer flexible layouts—one listing notes a one-bed configured and rented as a two-bed. Two-bedroom homes appear on higher first floors with large living rooms and modern kitchens. Front-facing units enjoy park views and morning sun, while rear units on upper floors are noted as especially quiet. Some listings referenced higher down-payment requirements (25%) and certain investor-owned units carrying leases at the time of sale.
The location is the headline here. Sidlaw Park sits steps from the Chiswick T station and within walking distance of three Green Line stops (B, C, and D lines), plus the Boston College bus route. Residents are minutes from Cleveland Circle, Chestnut Hill Reservoir, the BC campus, restaurants, shops, a cinema, parks, playgrounds, and medical facilities. That combination makes it a genuine commuter's home and a longtime favorite among students, young professionals, and investors alike.
Justin Rollo is a Massachusetts real estate expert with over a decade of experience and hundreds of South Shore transactions. He tracks every sale, pending, and price movement inside Sidlaw Park — so whether you're buying into the community or thinking about selling, you're working with someone who knows this specific association inside and out.
Ask Justin about Sidlaw Park →Over recent sales, units at Sidlaw Park sold at a median of $297,500, about $742 per square foot.
Monthly condo fees at Sidlaw Park currently range from roughly $402.34 to $414.41, depending on unit size and what the association's master policy covers.
Sidlaw Park is a 64-unit condominium association in Boston, MA.
Recent sales at Sidlaw Park averaged about 28 days on market, with 6 closings in the period.