33 Harrison St, Newton, MA 02461
OFF MARKET

33 Harrison St
Newton, MA 02461

Newton Highlands
  • 4 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 2,650 sqft

$1,670,400

Trulia Estimate
as of Aug 2, 2026
Est. Refi. Payment $10,033/mo*
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$1,670,400

Trulia Estimate
as of Aug 2, 2026
Est. Refi. Payment $10,033/mo*
Refinance Your Home
4 Beds
3 Baths
2,650 sqft

Local Information

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  • Schools1 Elementary School1 Middle School1 High School
  • Shop & Eat
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Home Highlights

Property Type
Single-Family Home
Year Built
1894
Living Area
2,650 sqft
Price/Sqft
$630
Parking
Garage

About this House

This single-family home is located at 33 Harrison St, Newton, MA. 33 Harrison St is in the Newton Highlands neighborhood in Newton, MA and in ZIP code 02461. This property has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and approximately 2,650 sqft of floor space. This property has a lot size of 6534 sqft and was built in 1894.
33 Harrison St, Newton, MA 02461 is a 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom, 2,650 sqft single-family home in Newton Highlands, built in 1894. It last sold for $395,000 on Jun 2, 1997. It is currently off market. The Trulia Estimate is $1,670,400, with a rent estimate of $6,101/month.

Home Details for 33 Harrison St

Interior Features

Interior Details
BasementAtticNumber of Rooms: 10
Heating & Cooling
Heating: Other, GasAir ConditioningCooling System: CentralHeating Fuel: Other
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
Stories: 3
Fireplace & Spa
Fireplace

Exterior Features

Exterior Home Features
Roof: AsphaltDeckExterior: Shingle, Stucco
Parking & Garage
GarageParking: Garage Detached

Property Information

Year Built
Year Built: 1894Year Updated: 2000
Property Type / Style
Property Type: Single Family HomeArchitecture: Queen Anne / Victorian

Community

Units in Building: 1

Lot Information

Lot Area: 6534 sqft

Price History for 33 Harrison St

DatePriceEventSource
06/02/1997$395,000Sold
N/A

Market trends in Newton

Last updated June 2026
Buyer'sMarketSeller'sMarket
Avg. sale price
$1.53M
$17.5KMoM
Sale-to-List Price
100.0%
0.7%MoM
Price per sq ft
$619
$17MoM
Available listings
321
23MoM
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Property Tax and Assessment

Year2025
Tax$12,959
Assessment$1,322,300
Home facts updated by county records

Comparable Sales for 33 Harrison St

Address
Distance
Property Type
Sold Price
Sold Date
Bed
Bath
Sqft
12 Bemuth Rd, Newton, MA
0.13
Single-Family Home
$1,299,000
04/15/26
4
1.5
2,114
39 Woodward St, Newton, MA
0.24
Single-Family Home
$1,325,000
08/01/25
5
2.5
2,747
26 Circuit Ave, Newton, MA
0.21
Single-Family Home
$1,305,000
07/15/26
4
2.5
2,076
5 Mayflower Ter, Newton, MA
0.15
Single-Family Home
$2,012,500
09/26/25
5
3.5
3,000
35 Bradford Rd, Newton, MA
0.15
Single-Family Home
$1,825,000
12/03/25
5
3.5
2,944
200 Lincoln St, Newton, MA
0.16
Single-Family Home
$1,500,000
12/17/25
4
2.5
2,160
59 Roundwood Rd, Newton, MA
0.21
Single-Family Home
$1,980,000
03/26/26
4
3.5
3,146
29 Margaret Rd, Newton, MA
0.22
Single-Family Home
$1,160,000
09/04/25
3
2.5
1,568
6 Chatham Rd, Newton, MA
0.40
Single-Family Home
$1,710,000
11/20/25
4
2.5
1,941
5 Summer St, Newton Upper Falls, MA
0.45
Single-Family Home
$1,495,000
06/24/26
4
3
2,631

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Assigned Schools

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Neighborhood Overview

Newton Highlands
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What Locals Say about Newton Highlands

At least 32 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 92 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 87 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 86 % Say car is needed

  • 81 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 79 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 77 % Say parking is easy

  • 70 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 66 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 64 % Say it's quiet

  • 63 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 61 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 60 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 60 % Say kids play outside

  • 57 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 53 % Say there are community events

  • 51 % Say there's wildlife

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  • Jaime S.
    "Lots of places for walking and several dog parks."
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  • Jaime S.
    "Busy during rush hour in morning and evening"
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  • Jaime S.
    "A lot of culture, arts, and good school systems."
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  • Jaime S.
    "Great education that challenges the students."
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  • Kara P.
    "I can't really think of anything negative to say about being a dog owner in Newton. There are many dog parks in areas for dogs to play and walk, as well as a multitude of people who are dog owners."
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  • Kaylyn A.
    "Everything! Tons of dog parks and special paths."
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  • Kaylyn A.
    "It's not a smoothe ride. This town is right outside of Boston so traffic is inevitable. It's not difficult to navigate through as the roads are pretty straight-forward."
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  • Kara P.
    "Directly down the street from my house is the MBTA green line, a central spot easily accessed by all in Newton. So much convenience for people who are able to walk there, hop on the train, and go to Boston or just about anywhere else they want to go."
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  • Kara P.
    "It is a small village of Newton. Everyone here knows one another and it's very similar to a family atmosphere. All our little shops and businesses make for an even tighter bond amoungst us."
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  • Kaylyn A.
    "I have recently moved here from Virginia with my husband. It's a really nice area but a bit pricey. People seem nice here and the food selection is pretty great as well!"
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  • Kara P.
    "Newton Highlands is a very kid orientated town. There are many playgrounds, schools, and community events to take your children to and meet other parents."
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  • Brandy L.
    "There isn't too many dog parks in the area for dogs. There is Crystal Lake close by where they hold children events."
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  • Brandy L.
    "The commute time to Boston is 30 min without traffic. There is also a major interstate highway close by, I-95."
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  • Brandy L.
    "Newton Highlands has ton of family owned restaurants and specialty shops."
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  • Brandy L.
    "It's a safe neighborhood to raise children and has an excellent school system."
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  • Brandy L.
    "There are not too many dog parks in the area. There is Crystal Lake which is nice to bring dogs to."
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  • Brandy L.
    "Beautiful houses and trees. Traffic is not that bad, although currently there is a lot of construction going on."
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  • Brandy L.
    "The area is very close to major highways like I-95. There are also several roads and it's less than a 45 min trip into Boston."
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  • Brandy L.
    "Excellent school systems. A great neighborhood to raise kids."
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  • Brandy L.
    "Crystal Lake is close by for walking dogs."
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  • Brandy L.
    "Beautiful houses, tons of little shops, everything you need is close by."
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  • Brandy L.
    "It's very close to I-95 and major roads to Boston. Traffic is not that bad. The neighbors are very friendly."
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  • Brandy L.
    "It's a great neighborhood to raise children."
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  • Rochelle R.
    "Many walking paths and dog parks. There are a number of groomers and pet stores."
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  • Rochelle R.
    "Lots of traffic lately but relatively easy to get around. Many stores and restaurants nearby."
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  • Rochelle R.
    "We are located within 5 min of all major highways. We are surrounded by stores making it easy to get what you need. It is very pretty here."
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  • Rochelle R.
    "Great school. Lovely community. Eclectic and diverse people."
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  • Derek K.
    "Dog owners would like Cold Spring Park, where there is a fenced in dog park. The trail is also nice to walk, but the dogs must be on leashes."
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  • Derek K.
    "Most people either drive to their jobs or take the T. I live about a 10-minute walk from the T, and there is also the 59 bus."
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  • Derek K.
    "Newton Highlands is fairly small, and I know my neighbors pretty well. We have a small business district with some great stores. We also have a nice park and are pretty well centered in Newton."
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  • Derek K.
    "Newton Highlands is very safe to live in. We have lots of green space and unless you are on the main streets, it is pretty quiet. We have plenty of green spaces."
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  • Emilygelbert
    "It’s a gorgeous suburb but close to transit anywhere and close to stores without living on top of them"
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  • Jeremy M.
    "Green Line T access, walkable to Wholefoods, multiple shops and parks, Newton center, Crystal Lake. Great schools. Easy access to Downtown via the Pike or Route 9. "
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  • Mgjurilla
    "Great neighbors. Great schools. I love that we are close to the T and stores. Public transportation is very accessible. We are closed to all major highways and access ways."
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