Multi Family · Fixer · MBTA

28-30 Sherborn St

Arlington, MA 2474 · MLS 73590713

$1,175,000

2,340 sqft

  • Beds—
  • Baths—
  • Sq Ft2,340
  • Year1924
  • Style—
  • $ / Sq Ft$502
  • HOA—
  • Taxes$11,800
  • Parking3
  • Lot4051.0
  • MLS73590713
  • StatusActive

About this home

28-30 Sherborn Street is a two-family home in Arlington Center, built about 1924. Both units are vacant, each with two bedrooms and a full bath, so the next owner decides how each one is used.The home offers 2,340 square feet across 11 rooms, with hardwood floors, plaster walls, a wood shingle exterior, and a hip roof. Heat is oil-fired steam. Driveway parking and a rear yard are included.Held by the same owners since 1962, the home is now an estate sale, offered as is. The sellers have limited information about past updates.The Walk Score is 83 ('Very Walkable') and the Bike Score is 83, with Whole Foods and Stop & Shop on Mass Ave. The Minuteman Bikeway is accessible from the neighborhood, and MBTA bus routes serving Arlington Center connect to Harvard Square, Alewife, Lechmere, and Sullivan Square. The West Medford commuter rail station, about 0.9 miles away, offers Lowell Line service to North Station.Reach out to schedule a tour.

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Arlington Profile Snapshot
Primary Vibe Quiet residential town northwest of Boston with tree-lined streets, neighborhood parks, and a modest commercial center along Massachusetts Avenue. Popular with families, professionals, and buyers seeking outdoor space and a lower-key setting with reasonable access to Cambridge and the city.
Housing Prices Prices vary by property type, condition, and location. Single-family homes and updated two-families typically command higher prices, while condominiums and properties needing work offer more approachable entry points. Lot size, parking, renovation quality, and proximity to Massachusetts Avenue influence value.
Commute to Boston MBTA bus routes along Massachusetts Avenue and surrounding streets provide direct service toward Cambridge and Boston. The Minuteman Bikeway offers a car-free option for cycling into Cambridge. Driving via Route 2 or local roads is common, though rush-hour traffic can add time. No direct subway station within the town.
Schools Served by Arlington Public Schools, which include neighborhood elementary schools, Ottoson Middle School, and Arlington High School. School assignments depend on address. The district is generally well regarded. Buyers with children should confirm current boundaries, programs, and enrollment details directly with the district.
Market Demand is supported by the town’s residential character, school reputation, and proximity to Cambridge and Boston employment centers. Single-family homes and two-families make up much of the inventory, with a smaller condominium segment. Condition, outdoor space, and location relative to the main commercial corridors influence competition and time on market.
Housing Styles Primarily older single-family homes, two- and three-family houses, and a limited number of condominium complexes or townhouse-style units. Streets closer to Massachusetts Avenue tend to be more walkable, while residential side streets offer quieter settings with yards. Newer construction is relatively uncommon.

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