A 49-unit condominium community in Quincy, MA.
Market figures reflect closed sales over the last 24 months. Data sourced from MLS PIN.
Newbury Place is a distinctive 49-unit condominium association in North Quincy, set within a former elementary school built in 1906 and converted to condominiums in 1992. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has received awards for its adaptive reuse, retaining the architectural character of its origins—brick and granite construction, wide hallways, massive doorways, and dramatic ceiling heights. Over the past 24 months, five units have sold at a median price of $400,000, or roughly $479 per square foot, with homes moving quickly at an average of 25 days on market.
Based on listing descriptions, units and the building offer:
HOA fees have ranged from approximately $300 to $501 per month, and multiple listings emphasize low condo fees.
The association offers a varied mix of floor plans reflecting the creative schoolhouse conversion. One-bedroom homes are the most common, many with open living/dining layouts, high or cathedral ceilings, and updated galley or open kitchens featuring stainless steel appliances and granite or butcher-block counters. Two-bedroom units include end and corner configurations, with one noted at approximately 1,071 square feet and five rooms. More dramatic offerings include loft-style residences with raised living rooms, bi-level penthouse units, and a striking three-level townhouse penthouse. Flooring varies widely—red oak, birch, bamboo, Asian rosewood, and pergo appear across listings.
Location is a recurring theme. The building sits roughly three blocks—about a five-minute walk—from the North Quincy Redline MBTA station, with quick highway access and a commute of about six miles south to Boston. Residents are within walking distance of grocery shopping, restaurants, banks, and schools, and roughly a mile from Wollaston Beach and Quincy Bay.
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 Newbury Place — 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 Newbury Place →Over the last 24 months, units at Newbury Place sold at a median of $400,000, about $479 per square foot.
Monthly condo fees at Newbury Place currently range from roughly $300 to $501, depending on unit size and what the association's master policy covers.
Newbury Place is a 49-unit condominium association in Quincy, MA.
Recent sales at Newbury Place averaged about 25 days on market, with 5 closings in the period.
