A 26-unit condominium community in South End, Boston.
Market figures reflect closed sales over the last 24 months. Data sourced from MLS PIN.
# Pray Brothers Carriage House: South End Condominium Community
The Pray Brothers Carriage House is a professionally managed, 26-unit historic condominium association located on East Concord Street in Boston's South End. Built in 1872 by Boston merchant Frederick Moseley and leased to carriage makers Joseph and Benjamin Pray, this elevator building blends period architecture with modern renovations. The association attracts both first-time buyers and downsizers seeking established neighborhood living.
Unit-Level Features:
The association offers studios through two-bedroom layouts, accommodating various buyer profiles. Studios feature open concept designs with high ceilings maximizing limited square footage. One-bedroom units range from junior configurations to spacious corner units with multiple window exposures. Two-bedroom options include duplex layouts—some with parlor/garden designs and private outdoor decks. Select penthouse units feature private roof terraces with city views. Most units include in-unit or accessible storage, and some corner duplexes offer nearly 900 square feet of living space with split-level designs providing 1.5–2 full bathrooms.
Residents enjoy a prime South End location steps from B.U. Medical Center, the Silver Line transit, and the neighborhood's established restaurant and retail scene. The tree-lined block between Tremont and Shawmut provides direct access to shops, coffee establishments, parks, and cultural venues. The historic brownstone street setting offers quiet residential character while maintaining walkable urban convenience.
Financial Profile:
Recent market data reflects strong stability: median sale price of $630,000 over the last 24 months, with units averaging $1,031 per square foot. Average days on market runs 38 days. Monthly HOA fees range from approximately $315–$605, with some units offering heat included in condo fees, reducing net housing costs. The professionally managed operation and well-maintained building structure support long-term ownership value.
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 Pray Brothers Carriage House — 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 Pray Brothers Carriage House →Over the last 24 months, units at Pray Brothers Carriage House sold at a median of $630,000, about $1031 per square foot.
Monthly condo fees at Pray Brothers Carriage House currently range from roughly $315 to $605, depending on unit size and what the association's master policy covers.
Pray Brothers Carriage House is a 26-unit condominium association in Boston, MA.
Recent sales at Pray Brothers Carriage House averaged about 38 days on market, with 3 closings in the period.