March 24, 2025 - 03:26

In a bustling week for Watertown's real estate market, four townhouses and one condo have found new owners, reflecting the ongoing demand for housing in the area. Notably, a townhouse located at 33-35 Hovey Street sold for an impressive $1,105,000. This spacious property features four bedrooms and four bathrooms, spread across 1,819 square feet, making it an attractive option for families seeking comfort and convenience.
Another remarkable sale was the townhouse at 135 Nichols Avenue, which fetched $1,235,000. This property offers four bedrooms and four bathrooms within a generous 2,196 square feet, appealing to buyers looking for ample living space.
Additionally, a more modestly priced townhouse at 324 Lexington Street sold for $445,000. This unit includes two bedrooms and one bathroom, covering 874 square feet, making it an ideal choice for first-time buyers or those looking to downsize.
Lastly, 4 Grandview Avenue was sold for $1,070,000, featuring three bedrooms and three bathrooms, showcasing the diverse options available in Watertown's real estate landscape.
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