Aspinwall Hill Real Estate

Tucked away between the Corey Hill and Fisher Hill communities, Brookline’s Aspinwall Hill is a tree-lined neighborhood with a rich history. The hill from which the neighborhood draws its name is still intact and heavily shaded with dense trees, offering expansive views of the city at sunset. Perched on top of the hill, Schick Park is a favorite neighborhood respite with facilities for a variety of activities, including basketball and open fields for soccer or dogs off leash. The park is packed with smaller playground equipment for younger children as well as a stone chess set and ample benches for reading while taking in the scenery. Aspinwall Hill comprises a variety of housing types within reach of Brookline's top-ranked schools and public transport options. Both single-family and multi-unit residences are available as well as newer condos. Many of the homes built during Aspinwall Hill’s initial growth have been divided into multi-unit dwellings that combine the convenience of a condo with the character and charm of a classic Victorian home. The Beaconsfield Terraces are a well known landmark as the “castle buildings,” built in the 1880s and so named for their rounded turrets, and stained glass windows.  Read more about Aspinwall Hill real estate.

Aspinwall Hill Homes & Condos For Sale

Aspinwall Hill Homes & Condos For Sale March 29, 2023
7
Listed
77
Avg. DOM
$724.60
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$1,150,000
Med. List Price
7 Properties
4
Beds
3F11/2
Baths
6,896
Sq.Ft.
1888
Year Built
303
Days on Site
72989253
MLS
This eclectic one of a kind carriage house built in 1888 sits atop Aspinwall Hill and is complimented by breathtaking details and lush private gardens.Designed by prominent Boston Architects,...
7
Beds
5F11/2
Baths
5,559
Sq.Ft.
2002
Year Built
192
Days on Site
73038374
MLS
Sophisticated contemporary home totally transformed in 2022 by a prestigious luxury developer. 5500 sq ft meticulously crafted for modern living including two additional suites with kitchenettes &...
Open 3/29
3 Addington Rd #- Brookline,  MA 02446
4
Beds
2
Baths
2,053
Sq.Ft.
1925
Year Built
2
Days on Site
73092254
MLS
Nestled in the heart of Washington Square, this truly special upper duplex lives like a single family and offers a perfect blend of modern warmth and sophistication. Down a newly designed and...
3
Beds
2F11/2
Baths
1,929
Sq.Ft.
1984
Year Built
15
Days on Site
73087680
MLS
Wonderful bright and airy townhouse located in Washington Square. 2/3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, direct entry to garage parking plus one out door space and guest parking. This home offers different...
$795,000
Condo: Washington Terrace
2
Beds
1
Baths
1,094
Sq.Ft.
1954
Year Built
21
Days on Site
73086234
MLS
This top floor 2-bedroom condo with 1 deeded parking space - in a newly restored building - is in immaculate condition; nothing to do, except move right in! The well-designed floor-plan starts with a...
Open 3/29
16 Addington Rd #23 Brookline,  MA 02446
$780,000
Condo: Winthrop House Condominium
2
Beds
2
Baths
1,311
Sq.Ft.
1967
Year Built
3
Days on Site
73091790
MLS
This beautifully updated luxurious duplex is in the desirable sought out neighborhood of Washington Square Brookline. This unique condominium is spacious and features 1311 SqFt spread over two levels...
Open 3/31
1731 Beacon Street #313 Brookline,  MA 02445
1
Beds
1
Baths
903
Sq.Ft.
1984
Year Built
8
Days on Site
73090293
MLS
Washington Square! Regency Park classic one-bed 1-bath condominium offers Full Service with 24-hour concierge, maintenance & security. Easy access to local businesses and the Green Line C, D Trains...

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 Aspinwall Hill Location

Aspinwall Hill borders Beacon Street and Washington Square on the northeast; Washington Street to the north; Somerset Road to the east; and Regent Circle to the west. The neighborhood is conveniently located a short walk from the Washington Square and Beaconsfield T stops on the MBTA Green Line.

Aspinwall Hill History

Aspinwall Hill is named for Dr. William Aspinwall, a prominent citizen and patriot who purchased the land on which much of the neighborhood sits back in 1788. Dr. Aspinwall marched west with others from the Brookline troop and fought the British as they retreated from Lexington and Concord in April 1775. Aspinwall was also known to ride as much as 40 miles a day to visit and care for patients in and around Brookline. The doctor's home, built in 1803, was the first house in the Aspinwall Hill area and was constructed to optimize views of Boston, the Charles River and other nearby towns. Other homes were built there over time in the Shingle and Queen Anne styles as Aspinwall Hill evolved into an enclave for wealthy Bostonians. Increased demand for housing in the early 20th century resulted in many larger estates being subdivided into smaller homes and multi-family dwellings as the area attracted new residents. Today, the area offers options for families, working professionals, and empty nesters.

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