150 Appleton St #2B, Boston, MA 02116
OFF MARKET

150 Appleton St #2B
Boston, MA 02116

South End
  • 2 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 938 sqft

$1,478,500

Trulia Estimate
as of May 28, 2026
Est. Refi. Payment $8,220/mo*
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$1,478,500

Trulia Estimate
as of May 28, 2026
Est. Refi. Payment $8,220/mo*
Refinance Your Home
2 Beds
2 Baths
938 sqft

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Description

OFFERS DUE MONDAY, MAY 14 BY 3 PM.....Sunny, 2 bed 2 bath, 2nd floor home in converted schoolhouse (c.1869) on cobble-stone block of Appleton features tall, loft-like 12 ft. ceilings, oversized windows, direct-access parking (#33), private terrace, elevator. All rooms flow off an open, central dining area, kitchen adjacent The corner living area, with corner exposure, has a W/B fireplace, built-in bookshelves. 2 equal-sized bedrooms with Jack+Jill bath (3 sections, radiant-heated floor). W/D, new HVAC in '17. The home enjoys S/E orientation, overlooking picturesque Dartmouth Sq. gardens and fountain. The 2-building condo association (130 and 150 Appleton) was formerly the Rice and Bancroft schools. Pet friendly by Trustee approval. Prof. managed. 150 Appleton offers a convenient location on the Back Bay/South End line. It's minutes from South End's Restaurant Row and SoWa, Back Bay's shops/restaurants. For commuters, it's 2 blocks from Back Bay station (Orange line, commuter rail,
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Home Details for 150 Appleton St #2B

Interior Features

Heating & Cooling
Heating: Heat PumpAir ConditioningHeating Fuel: Heat Pump
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
Stories: 1
Interior Details
Number of Rooms: 5
Fireplace & Spa
Fireplace

Exterior Features

Exterior Home Features
Roof: SlateExterior: Brick
Parking & Garage
GarageParking: Garage Detached

Property Information

Year Built
Year Built: 1869Year Updated: 1983
Property Type / Style
Property Type: CondoArchitecture: Other

Community

Units in Building: 60

Lot Information

Lot Area: 871 sqft

Price History for 150 Appleton St #2B

DatePriceEventSource
07/31/2018$1,335,000Sold
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05/16/2018$1,150,000PendingAgent Provided
05/09/2018$1,150,000Listed For SaleAgent Provided
12/06/2010$705,000Sold
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07/30/2010$709,000ListingRemovedAgent Provided
07/07/2010$709,000Listed For SaleAgent Provided
03/19/1998$355,000Sold
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11/20/1995$240,000Sold
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04/26/1994$218,000Sold
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04/28/1988$25,000Sold
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Property Tax and Assessment

Year2025
Tax$13,223
Assessment$1,141,900
Home facts updated by county records

Comparable Sales for 150 Appleton St #2B

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Distance
Property Type
Sold Price
Sold Date
Bed
Bath
Sqft
150 Appleton St #2A, Boston, MA
0.02
Condo
$1,300,000
12/17/25
2
1.5
935
236 W Canton St #4, Boston, MA
0.14
Condo
$1,236,000
06/25/25
2
1.5
840
2 Clarendon St #510, Boston, MA
0.15
Condo
$1,500,000
07/31/25
2
2
928
150 Chandler St #1, Boston, MA
0.08
Condo
$1,275,000
05/26/26
2
2
1,157
9-17 Harcourt St #503, Boston, MA
0.18
Condo
$1,600,000
03/03/26
2
2
1,068
2 Clarendon St #102, Boston, MA
0.16
Condo
$820,000
08/08/25
2
2
966
143 W Brookline St #303, Boston, MA
0.19
Condo
$930,000
06/17/25
2
1.5
916
17 Cazenove St #404, Boston, MA
0.22
Condo
$900,000
10/22/25
2
1.5
909
285 Columbus Ave #606, Boston, MA
0.18
Condo
$1,380,000
07/25/25
2
2
1,180
63 Dartmouth St #3, Boston, MA
0.05
Condo
$1,950,000
02/27/26
2
1.5
1,357

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Neighborhood Overview

South End
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What Locals Say about South End

At least 270 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 95 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 95 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 94 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 92 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 86 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 77 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 65 % Say kids play outside

  • 61 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 58 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 50 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 46 % Say there are community events

  • 39 % Say it's quiet

  • 38 % Say parking is easy

  • 37 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 28 % Say there's wildlife

  • 23 % Say car is needed

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    "There’s mostly traffic in the mornings and rush hour but most of the time it’s a smooth drive/ commute anywhere"
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    "It’s great to raise a family. Parks working close proximity as well as grocery stores, schools, and just about any means of transportation."
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    "People usually host events elsewhere but it’s nice that we see each other outside of our community. "
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    "Two dog parks near by to choose from and everyone seems to have a dog. Even the coffee shop sells dog treats. "
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    "Taking the subway is easy. I drive to work and the access to the highway is easy. Different parts of the neighborhood have quite a different level of value, safety, crime, access etc."
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  • Shandirazation
    "Dog owners are common around here and and there’s plenty of dog parks and pet stores near by. There is always places to walk your dog and most apartments are pet friendly."
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  • Emanuel N. K.
    "South End doesnt usually have community events; we are mostly middle age with kids. Most event that take place in the South End is the Puerto Rican Prade that take place around the villa victory neighborhood in the South End."
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  • Annie B.
    "It’s pretty and Halloween is a big deal in the south end. The pride parade comes through here. Restaurant row is also great. Support local business. "
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  • Emilie M.
    "Not a ton of green spaces for late night walks. Have to walk fairly far at least a few blocks to find a spot for my dog."
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  • Catstks
    "Often there is human feces and needles to navigate around. The neighborhood has gotten worse over the last couple of years. "
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  • Mhodge07
    "Music in parks routinely through summer. Food festivals. Salsa dancing Monday nights. Churches. Parades "
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  • Jordan S.
    "There are some parts close to Mass Ave that I would not recommend bringing a child around. Overall very warm neighborhood and pet friendly. Overpriced but location is key."
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  • Katie P.
    "Boston in general isn’t very pet friendly and the South End is no exception. Many parks and outdoor spaces say, “No dogs.”"
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  • Rebecca S.
    "There is limited private outdoor space; most outdoor space is in public areas, such as parks and playgrounds "
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  • Mcgerg3
    "Very easy!!!! Silver line connects to most other subways, airport, and waterfront! Couldn’t be easier. Great place to live!!! What are you waiting for"
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  • Sumit S.
    "Unique combination of history, architecture, urban feel and quiet neighborhood that is probably not replicated anywhere else."
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  • Elstonanthony
    "This is a growing neighborhood that has changed for the better over the years with new public parks an diners an can be a great place to call home "
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  • Thomasveng
    "Lots of dogs in this neighborhood. Very dog friendly and lots of great dog parks. Several pet shops as well."
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  • Jjohnson2653
    "I use both Uber and my car and because my work is in the city it is typically not bad. The south end is accessible to 93 + airport from the Dorchester line as and there mass pike west towards the back bay "
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  • Christopher M.
    "I work outside of the city and I find that this neighborhood is well connected to a lot of the major thoroughfares that take travelers out of Boston and into the suburbs. "
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  • Atferris2
    "Walk from home. The commute is easy. Lots of non automotive actions for commuting. And everything is within walking distance."
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  • Celsa M.
    "I walk everywhere or take public transportation which is a few mi utes walking distance. Orange line train and several buses nearby as well as the redline and purple line. If you bike there are also a lot of different blue bikes stations."
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  • Kyle N.
    "Everyone has one. The dog park at the corridor is a blast. Most places allow small dogs. There are several pet shops from boutique to commercial. You and your dog will feel at home and safe unlike a lot of places in the city. If you need puppy training classes, Mark over at unleashed is fantastic. Most places let your bring your dog in and if you’re Dining out, patios are the perfect spot . "
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  • Nicol M.
    "Its the central of boston alot of movement and noise and people walking their dogs very friendly people "
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  • Jose O.
    "the neighbors never bothered. neither had any problems. also we look out for each other. we were working families or single ones"
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  • Caroline C.
    "We are located near lots of stops. Although all of MBTA is terrible ... it really depends on what line you take in regards to your commute quality. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Needles are often found on the ground and the area is not kid friendly on certain streets. "
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  • Tdelacruz
    "Lived in this neighborhood for years and is a friendly and fun area stay. Many attractions and much more "
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  • Batsonjay
    "The south end is truly one of Boston’s treasures. It is many micro neighborhoods, which can often be a block or two in size, but which are united in pride of common identity. A truly diverse place where people of many races, social identities, and economic classes live together with an amazing sense of togetherness. Almost any product or service you want is within a few blocks walk, and people & families of all types use all of them. I’m a happy resident."
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  • Megobrien27
    "I’ve lived here for 7 years. It keeps getting better an d ether with more shops and restaurants popping up each year. It’s a dog friendly neighborhood with plenty of parks and community activities "
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  • Megobrien27
    "Jazz in the park. Cafes. Restaurants. Bars. Locally owned shops. Dog friendly. Historic. Picturesque. Green space. Trendy. "
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  • Steve F.
    "Eclectic array of people and a great vibe to the area along with great restaurants, bars, art studios and small businesses"
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  • Karl D.
    "It's a community that has undergone incredible changes in the past 50 years. People have been buying up buildings and restoring them at a feverish pace. The city has also done its part in maintaining the brick sidewalks and gas lamps, and keeping the streets free of crime."
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  • Karl D.
    "It's a safe, well-patrolled, and well-lit place. There are a number of fenced-in parks around the neigborhood for children."
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  • Dionna D.
    "There's a lot of diversity. The people are lovely, respect each other, and are welcoming."
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  • Leann D.
    "The South End is unique because of its suburban/small neighborhood feel and idyllic houses. It also has great restaurants and cafes (probably the best selection in the city). The SoWa open market is outstanding and my favorite thing to do on Sundays!"
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  • Leann D.
    "It is a safe neighborhood with lots of parks and playgrounds and easy access to schools."
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  • Arthur M.
    "It is a very safe area."
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  • Bryantbp
    "the diversity of the people, access to public transit and the beautiful architecture of the buildings"
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150 Appleton St #2B, Boston, MA 02116 is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 938 sqft condo built in 1869. 150 Appleton St #2B is located in South End, Boston. This property is not currently available for sale. 150 Appleton St #2B was last sold on Jul 31, 2018 for $1,335,000. The current Trulia Estimate for 150 Appleton St #2B is $1,478,500.