Boston, Massachusetts
South Boston Homes for Sale
“Discover 7 homes in South Boston, Massachusetts”
7 homes
Avg $1,608,557
Market Overview
South Boston Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for South Boston, MA
7
Active Listings
$1.6M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$799,000
To
$2,399,000
Property Types
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About South Boston Real Estate
South Boston is a residential neighborhood in Boston that draws a mix of long-term residents and newer households looking for a quieter setting with convenient city access. It sits on a peninsula southeast of downtown, giving it direct waterfront edges while remaining connected to the rest of the city by bridges and transit lines. Daily life centers on neighborhood parks, local restaurants, and waterfront paths that support walking, running, and casual outdoor time. A walkable commercial strip supplies everyday shopping and dining without requiring a car for most errands. Families rely on the Boston Public Schools system along with nearby private and charter options. The housing stock is largely traditional row houses and triple-deckers, with some single-family homes and newer townhouse developments mixed in. At the moment the neighborhood shows seven active listings with an average asking price near 1.61 million dollars, giving buyers a relatively contained pool of properties priced between roughly 800 thousand and 2.4 million.
Average listing price: $1,608,557 · 7 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Inventory remains low with seven homes currently listed. Prices range from about 799,000 to 2,399,000, and the average asking price sits near 1.61 million. Buyers should expect competition for well-presented properties within that band.
Many households choose the area for its parks and waterfront access. The neighborhood is served by Boston Public Schools as well as private and charter alternatives. Parents often cite the walkable layout and community amenities as practical advantages for raising children.
Traditional row houses and triple-deckers make up much of the older housing stock. Newer construction includes townhouses and some single-family homes. The current seven listings reflect this mix of older and newer property types.
A commercial corridor along the main streets offers restaurants, coffee shops, and small grocers within a short walk for many residents. Waterfront paths and neighborhood parks add recreational options close to home. Most daily needs can be met without relying on a car.
Active homes span from 799,000 to 2,399,000, with the average list price near 1.61 million. The seven current listings give a snapshot of what is available at different price points within the neighborhood.