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Watertown Home Sales

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Half a Dozen Watertown Homes Were Sold This Week

By Charlie Breitrose | March 1, 2026

Two single families, two townhouses, a condo and a two-family home were sold this week. 748 Belmont St., $975,000, 6 bedroom 2 bathroom 2,637 sq. ft. 2 Family

378 School St. #1, $875,000, 3 bedroom 1 bathroom 1,539 sq.

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Two Watertown Homes Were Sold This Weekend

By Charlie Breitrose | February 22, 2026

A single family and a two-family home were sold this week. 63-65 Evans St, $1,080,000, 4 bedroom 2 bathroom 2,480 sq. ft. 2 Family

654 Main St, $980,000, 3 bedroom 2 bathroom 1,980 sq. ft.

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Two Watertown Homes Were Sold This Week

By Charlie Breitrose | February 15, 2026

A condo and a townhouse were sold in Watertown. 85-87 Dexter Ave., $665,000, 2 bedroom 1 bathroom 966 sq. ft. Condo

57 Pierce Road #57, $530,000, 2 bedroom 1 bathroom 1,311 sq. ft.

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A Pair of Watertown Properties Were Sold This Week

By Charlie Breitrose | February 8, 2026

A two-family house and a condo were sold this week. 84-86 Boylston St, $1,035,000, 5 bedroom 2 bathroom 2,100 sq. ft. 2 Family

99 Pleasant St APT 2-1, $412,500, 2 bedroom 1 bathroom 754 sq. ft.

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Three Homes Were Sold in Watertown This Week

By Charlie Breitrose | February 1, 2026

Three Watertown condos were sold this week. 43 Fuller Road #43, $715,000, 2 bedroom 1 bathroom 1,315 sq. ft. Condo

45 Fuller Road #45, $720,000, 2 bedroom 1 bathroom 1,315 sq. ft.

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Two Homes Were Sold in Watertown This Week

By Charlie Breitrose | January 25, 2026

A pair of single family homes were sold this week in town. 7 French St., $799,000, 3 bedroom 2 bathroom 1,568 sq. ft. Single Family

33 Capitol St., $810,000, 4 bedroom 2 bathroom 2,019 sq. ft.

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Five Watertown Properties Were Sold This Week

By Charlie Breitrose | January 18, 2026

Three condos and a pair of two-family homes were sold this week. 290 Pleasant St. APT 220, $585,000, 1 bedroom 1 bathroom 1,309 sq. ft. Condo

19 Chauncey St., $1,275,000, 1 bedroom 1 bathroom 3,223 sq.

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Three Watertown Homes Were Sold This Week

By Charlie Breitrose | January 11, 2026

A single family, a two family, and a condo were sold this week. 24-26 Louise St., $900,000, 4 bedroom 2 bathroom 2,250 sq. ft. 2 Family

32 Bacon St., $1,050,000, 4 bedroom 3 bathroom 2,786 sq. ft.

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