A 67-unit condominium community in Brighton, Boston.
Market figures reflect closed sales over recent sales. Data sourced from MLS PIN.
The 1662-1666 Commonwealth Condominium Trust is a 67-unit Art Deco elevator building located directly on Commonwealth Avenue in Boston's Brighton neighborhood. Known among buyers and agents alike as one of the area's best-maintained buildings, the association is professionally managed and consistently cited for its strong reserves and high owner-occupancy rate (over 50% per listing history). Recent sales here have carried a median price of $413,000, or roughly $740 per square foot, with units typically moving in about 21 days on the market.
Based on listing descriptions, residents and owners can expect:
HOA fees in the recent period have ranged from approximately $343.10 to $476.74 per month.
The building offers a mix of one- and two-bedroom homes. One-bedroom units frequently run around 648 square feet and feature eat-in kitchens, foyers, and dining areas. Several one-bedrooms have flexible floor plans—a large foyer or bonus room can serve as a home office, and some layouts allow conversion to a second bedroom. Two-bedroom units tend to be spacious, with formal dining rooms, arched doorways, French doors, and arabesque detailing that lend older-world character. Front-facing and top-floor units are especially prized for light and views; southeast-facing homes are noted for abundant natural light and tree-lined Commonwealth Avenue outlooks. Renovated kitchens with granite or stainless appliances and updated tiled or marble baths appear across many recent listings.
Please note: Several listings reference restrictions including *no pets* and *no rentals permitted to undergraduate students*. Buyers should confirm current rules directly with management, as policies can change.
The location is a genuine strength. The building sits on the MBTA Green Line B branch between Boston College and Boston University, with easy commuter access to Longwood-area hospitals, Back Bay, Copley Square, and downtown. Whole Foods, Washington Square, Brighton Center, Cleveland Circle, Brookline, and Allston are all within a short walk, making this a strong fit for both owner-occupants and investors.
Justin Rollo is a Massachusetts real estate expert with over a decade of experience and hundreds of South Shore transactions. He tracks every sale, pending, and price movement inside 1662-1666 Commonwealth Condominium — so whether you're buying into the community or thinking about selling, you're working with someone who knows this specific association inside and out.
Ask Justin about 1662-1666 Commonwealth Condominium →Over recent sales, units at 1662-1666 Commonwealth Condominium Trust sold at a median of $413,000, about $740 per square foot.
Monthly condo fees at 1662-1666 Commonwealth Condominium Trust currently range from roughly $343.1 to $476.74, depending on unit size and what the association's master policy covers.
1662-1666 Commonwealth Condominium Trust is a 67-unit condominium association in Boston, MA.
Recent sales at 1662-1666 Commonwealth Condominium Trust averaged about 21 days on market, with 6 closings in the period.
