Single Family
35 Rosaria St
Dorchester, MA 2122 · MLS 73559801
$789,000
1 / 42
- Beds3
- Baths2
- Sq Ft1,572
- Year1964
- StyleCape
- $ / Sq Ft$502
- HOA—
- Taxes$6,813
- Parking—
- Lot3318.0
- MLS73559801
- StatusActive
About this home
PRICE IMPROVEMENT!!! A rare opportunity awaits in Adams Village, one of Dorchester's most sought-after neighborhoods! This charming corner-lot Cape blends timeless character with thoughtful updates, offering the perfect combination of warmth, style, and convenience. Step inside to rich hardwood floors, abundant natural light, and a welcoming fireplaced living room. Just off the living room is a versatile first-floor bedroom, ideal as a home office, guest room, or den. The main level also features a beautifully appointed full bath, an updated kitchen with easy access to the dining room-perfect for entertaining-and a stunning four-season sunroom that provides additional living space year-round. Upstairs you'll find two generously sized bedrooms, including a spacious primary, both offering ample closet space and natural light.The partially finished lower level provides valuable flex space for a family room or playroom and includes a second full bath for added convenience. Outside, enjoy a fenced backyard perfect for relaxing, gardening, or entertaining. Ideally located just moments from Adams Village's beloved restaurants and local favorites, including Molinari's, Landmark, Chubb's, McGonagle's, and Blasi's. Commuters will appreciate the easy access to major highways, public transportation, and all the neighborhood amenities of Adams Village.This is the one you've been waiting for-don't miss your opportunity to own this exceptional home!
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More about Dorchester
| Dorchester Profile | Snapshot |
|---|---|
| Primary Vibe | Large and diverse neighborhood with residential streets, parks, beaches, and Red Line access. Popular with buyers seeking relative value and transit convenience. |
| Housing Prices | More approachable than many central areas. Prices vary significantly by section, condition, and proximity to transit. Multi-family homes offer rental potential. |
| Commute to Boston | Multiple Red Line stations provide direct access. Bus routes serve many areas. Parking is generally more available than downtown. |
| Schools | Served by Boston Public Schools. Confirm assignments with the district. Options vary by address. |
| Market | Demand supported by size, transit, and relative pricing. Updated properties near stations attract interest. |
| Housing Styles | Multi-family homes, triple-deckers, condominiums, and single-family houses. Condition and location drive value. |
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PROS
- Flexible floor plan with a first-floor bedroom that could also serve as an office, den, or guest room
- Four-season sunroom adds usable year-round living space
- Partially finished lower level provides additional flex space and includes a second full bath
- Updated kitchen and described full bath improvements add move-in appeal
- Fenced backyard offers outdoor space for relaxing, gardening, or entertaining
CONS
- No garage spaces are listed, and parking details are not provided
- Built in 1964, so buyers should evaluate major systems, roof, electrical, plumbing, and insulation
- Lot data appears inconsistent: listed as 3,318 acres in one field but “3318.0” in another, so the actual lot size should be verified
- Lower level is only described as partially finished, so usable finished area and permitting should be confirmed
- Listing mentions a price improvement, which may indicate prior market resistance or changing seller expectations