A 40-unit condominium community in Dorchester, Boston.
Market figures reflect closed sales over recent sales. Data sourced from MLS PIN.
# Adams Court Condominium Association
Adams Court is a 40-unit brick condominium association located in Dorchester's Ashmont neighborhood, one of Boston's most established residential areas. The property commands a median sale price of $89,000 with units averaging $165 per square foot, reflecting the neighborhood's accessibility and value proposition. Recent market activity shows an average of 78 days on market across recent sales.
The association comprises 40 individual units. While specific square footage and bedroom/bathroom configurations are not detailed in available listing materials, units feature hardwood flooring and updated window installations. Each unit includes at least one deeded parking space, a significant asset in an urban Boston setting.
Adams Court occupies a strategic location within Dorchester that balances neighborhood character with practical urban connectivity. The Ashmont neighborhood itself functions as a self-contained village with its own commercial corridor—Adams Village is described as a short walk away, offering local shops and services without requiring a commute across the city.
Transportation access is a defining feature. The property's proximity to major highways makes regional travel straightforward, while public transit connections provide alternatives to driving. Hemenway Park's immediate adjacency offers green space for residents and contributes to the neighborhood's walkability quotient.
For Boston homebuyers evaluating entry-level ownership or investors seeking rental properties, Adams Court's combination of affordable pricing, established neighborhood infrastructure, and parking availability presents practical advantages. The median sale price and per-square-foot valuation reflect a market segment where genuine equity building remains accessible, distinct from premium Boston neighborhoods.
The 78-day average time on market indicates realistic pricing relative to current demand, avoiding both artificial inflation and distressed positioning. Recent sales activity suggests steady, if moderate, transaction velocity—the kind of stability that characterizes mature residential neighborhoods with established community roots.
Prospective residents should consider that Ashmont and Adams Village represent primarily residential Dorchester, with the neighborhood's character shaped by long-term owner-occupancy and local institutional presence rather than rapid gentrification.
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 Adams Court — 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 Adams Court →Over recent sales, units at Adams Court sold at a median of $89,000, about $165 per square foot.
Adams Court is a 40-unit condominium association in Boston, MA.
Recent sales at Adams Court averaged about 78 days on market, with 3 closings in the period.
