Homes for Sale near Green Line Stations

The Green Line runs from the Somerville and Medford extension through downtown Boston and then splits into the B, C, D, and E branches serving Brighton, Brookline, Newton, and the Longwood area. It offers a mix of street-level trolley stops and a few underground stations, connecting walkable neighborhoods with generally strong demand.

Stations on the northern extension and closer to downtown tend to see higher prices and more condominiums. Farther out on the branches you’ll find a broader range of single-family homes, multi-families, and condos, often with a more residential feel and slightly more approachable pricing.

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The Somerville and Medford stops (Union Square, East Somerville, Gilman Square, Magoun Square, Ball Square, and Medford/Tufts) have expanded transit access in recent years. Moving inbound, Lechmere, Science Park, and the downtown stations (North Station through Copley) place you near major employment and entertainment areas. Once the line branches, the B Branch serves Boston University and Brighton/Allston, the C Branch runs through Brookline, the D Branch continues to Newton and Riverside, and the E Branch serves the Huntington Avenue / Longwood corridor out to Heath Street.

Across the Green Line, smaller homes and condos frequently appear in the $350K–$650K range, while typical homes run higher—especially near Coolidge Corner, Brookline Village, Newton Centre, and the closer-in Boston stops. Parking, outdoor space, and building age vary widely by branch and station.

Whether you want a Somerville condo, a Brookline multi-family, or a Newton single-family with a direct ride downtown, the Green Line corridor covers a useful spread of options.

$995,000

CondoMBTA

2 bd · 2 ba · 1,110 sqft · Active

1060 Broadway #114, Somerville

$429,900

CondoMBTA

2 bd · 1 ba · 667 sqft · Active

43 Glenville Ave #8, Allston

$799,900

CondoMBTA

2 bd · 2 ba · 1,274 sqft · Active

395 Alewife Brook Parkway #3H, Somerville

$429,900

CondoMBTA

1 ba · 265 sqft · Active

366 Commonwealth Ave #2I, Fenway

$850,000

CondoMBTA

2 bd · 2 ba · 1,135 sqft · Active

62 Cypress #1, Brookline

$949,999

CondoMBTA

2 bd · 2 ba · 1,110 sqft · Active

42 Prichard Ave #A, Somerville

$375,000

CondoMBTA

1 bd · 1 ba · 513 sqft · Active

1409 Commonwealth Avenue #502, Brighton

$785,000

CondoMBTA

2 bd · 2 ba · 1,133 sqft · Active

99 Tremont St #307, Brighton

$675,000

CondoMBTA

2 bd · 2 ba · 716 sqft · Active

34 Harrison Avenue #B, Chinatown

$699,000

CondoMBTA

2 bd · 2 ba · 960 sqft · Active

11 Parker St #2, Charlestown

$469,000

CondoMBTA

2 bd · 1 ba · 815 sqft · Active

1269 Commonwealth Ave. #11, Allston

$749,000

CondoMBTA

2 bd · 2 ba · 1,495 sqft · Active

20 Hammond Pond Pkwy #504, Newton

Price	Beds	Baths	Sq Ft	Address	Status
$995,000	2	2	1,110	1060 Broadway #114, Somerville	Active
$429,900	2	1	667	43 Glenville Ave #8, Allston	Active
$799,900	2	2	1,274	395 Alewife Brook Parkway #3H, Somerville	Active
$429,900		1	265	366 Commonwealth Ave #2I, Fenway	Active
$850,000	2	2	1,135	62 Cypress #1, Brookline	Active
$949,999	2	2	1,110	42 Prichard Ave #A, Somerville	Active
$375,000	1	1	513	1409 Commonwealth Avenue #502, Brighton	Active
$785,000	2	2	1,133	99 Tremont St #307, Brighton	Active
$675,000	2	2	716	34 Harrison Avenue #B, Chinatown	Active
$699,000	2	2	960	11 Parker St #2, Charlestown	Active
$469,000	2	1	815	1269 Commonwealth Ave. #11, Allston	Active
$749,000	2	2	1,495	20 Hammond Pond Pkwy #504, Newton	Active

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Station	Area & Real Estate
Union Square	Union Square, Somerville — lively neighborhood with restaurants, shops, and a mix of condos and multi-family homes. Smaller Homes: $450K–$650K · Typical Homes: $600K–$1.1M+
East Somerville	East Somerville — residential area with a community feel and improving transit access. Smaller Homes: $400K–$600K · Typical Homes: $550K–$950K+
Gilman Square	Somerville — quieter residential stop on the Medford branch with a mix of housing nearby. Smaller Homes: $400K–$580K · Typical Homes: $520K–$900K+
Magoun Square	Magoun Square, Somerville — local commercial area with residential streets and good everyday amenities. Smaller Homes: $400K–$600K · Typical Homes: $530K–$920K+
Ball Square	Ball Square, Somerville/Medford — small commercial node with a mix of homes and condos. Smaller Homes: $420K–$620K · Typical Homes: $550K–$950K+
Medford/Tufts	Medford — northern end of the extension near Tufts University, with a mix of student-oriented and residential housing. Smaller Homes: $380K–$580K · Typical Homes: $500K–$900K+
Lechmere	East Cambridge — near Kendall and the CambridgeSide area, with newer residential buildings and strong demand. Smaller Homes: $500K–$750K · Typical Homes: $700K–$1.4M+
Science Park	Near the West End and Museum of Science — limited residential inventory, mostly higher-priced condos. Smaller Homes: $500K–$800K · Typical Homes: $750K–$1.5M+
North Station	North Station / West End — major hub with newer buildings and excellent downtown connections. Smaller Homes: $500K–$750K · Typical Homes: $700K–$1.5M+
Haymarket	Haymarket — busy downtown market area with limited residential options nearby. Smaller Homes: $450K–$700K · Typical Homes: $650K–$1.4M+
Government Center	Government Center — civic core with mostly higher-end condos in the surrounding blocks. Smaller Homes: $450K–$700K · Typical Homes: $650K–$1.4M+
Park Street	Downtown Boston — central transfer point surrounded by offices, theaters, and historic sites. Smaller Homes: $450K–$700K · Typical Homes: $650K–$1.5M+
Boylston	Near the Boston Common and Back Bay — high walkability with a mix of condos and limited single-family options. Smaller Homes: $500K–$800K · Typical Homes: $750K–$1.6M+
Arlington	Back Bay — elegant residential and retail corridor with brownstones and luxury condos. Smaller Homes: $600K–$900K · Typical Homes: $900K–$2M+
Copley	Copley Square, Back Bay — premier location with excellent amenities and high-end housing. Smaller Homes: $600K–$950K · Typical Homes: $950K–$2M+
Blandford Street (B-Branch)	Boston University area — student-influenced neighborhood with a mix of apartments and condos. Smaller Homes: $400K–$600K · Typical Homes: $550K–$950K+
Harvard Avenue (B-Branch)	Allston — lively area with restaurants, shops, and a large student and young-professional population. Smaller Homes: $380K–$580K · Typical Homes: $500K–$900K+
Washington Street (B-Branch)	Brighton — more residential stretch with a mix of multi-family homes and condos. Smaller Homes: $400K–$600K · Typical Homes: $520K–$950K+
Boston College (B-Branch)	Brighton / Chestnut Hill edge — residential terminus near Boston College with a quieter feel. Smaller Homes: $420K–$650K · Typical Homes: $550K–$1M+
Coolidge Corner (C-Branch)	Coolidge Corner, Brookline — vibrant commercial area with excellent walkability and strong housing demand. Smaller Homes: $500K–$750K · Typical Homes: $700K–$1.4M+
Washington Square (C-Branch)	Washington Square, Brookline — residential neighborhood with local shops and a community atmosphere. Smaller Homes: $480K–$720K · Typical Homes: $650K–$1.3M+
Cleveland Circle (C-Branch)	Cleveland Circle — residential terminus of the C Branch with a mix of homes and good Reservoir access. Smaller Homes: $450K–$700K · Typical Homes: $600K–$1.2M+
Fenway (D-Branch)	Fenway — near Fenway Park and the Longwood medical area, with a high share of condos and apartments. Smaller Homes: $450K–$700K · Typical Homes: $600K–$1.2M+
Brookline Village (D-Branch)	Brookline Village — charming commercial village with strong residential demand nearby. Smaller Homes: $500K–$780K · Typical Homes: $700K–$1.4M+
Reservoir (D-Branch)	Near the Chestnut Hill Reservoir — residential area with a mix of homes and good green space. Smaller Homes: $480K–$750K · Typical Homes: $650K–$1.3M+
Newton Centre (D-Branch)	Newton Centre — attractive village center with shops, restaurants, and higher-priced single-family homes. Smaller Homes: $550K–$850K · Typical Homes: $800K–$1.6M+
Newton Highlands (D-Branch)	Newton Highlands — residential neighborhood with a small commercial center and family-oriented housing. Smaller Homes: $520K–$800K · Typical Homes: $750K–$1.5M+
Riverside (D-Branch)	Newton — western terminus with parking and a more suburban setting. Smaller Homes: $480K–$750K · Typical Homes: $650K–$1.3M+
Prudential (E-Branch)	Back Bay / Prudential Center — high-density area with luxury condos and excellent amenities. Smaller Homes: $600K–$950K · Typical Homes: $900K–$2M+
Symphony (E-Branch)	Symphony / West Fenway — mix of apartments, condos, and student housing near the universities. Smaller Homes: $400K–$650K · Typical Homes: $550K–$1.1M+
Museum of Fine Arts (E-Branch)	Near the MFA and Mission Hill — urban residential area with a mix of housing types. Smaller Homes: $380K–$600K · Typical Homes: $500K–$950K+
Brigham Circle (E-Branch)	Mission Hill / Longwood — close to hospitals and a mix of triple-deckers and newer buildings. Smaller Homes: $380K–$600K · Typical Homes: $500K–$950K+
Heath Street (E-Branch)	Jamaica Plain edge — residential terminus of the E Branch with a quieter neighborhood feel. Smaller Homes: $400K–$620K · Typical Homes: $520K–$1M+