Braintree › Condo Communities › BlueStone
BlueStone Condominiums, Braintree MA
BlueStone is a small community of three-level townhouses at 632 Washington Street, built in 1985 and set between Braintree's two town squares. It's about a half mile from Braintree station on the Red Line and Commuter Rail.
BlueStone at a glance
About BlueStone
BlueStone's townhouses have two bedrooms on the upper floor, living space on the main floor, and a finished lower level that many owners use as a family room, office or guest space. Recent listings show off-street parking and a condo fee that includes insurance, grounds maintenance, snow removal and trash.
The location is the draw: shops and restaurants in both Braintree Square and South Braintree Square, a short walk or drive to the Red Line, and quick access to Routes 3 and 93. Nearby schools include Hollis Elementary, East Middle and Braintree High.
Photos of BlueStone
BlueStone questions
Buying a condo? See Massachusetts condo buyer questions: 6(d) certificates, condo documents, insurance, FHA loans and rental rules.
Where is BlueStone in Braintree?
BlueStone is at 632 Washington Street, between Braintree Square and South Braintree Square, about a half mile from Braintree station on the Red Line and Commuter Rail.
What do BlueStone condo fees cover?
Recent listings show fees of about $426–$481 a month, including insurance, grounds maintenance, snow removal and trash. Confirm the current fee and budget with the association.
What do BlueStone condos sell for?
Recent two-bedroom townhouses have been priced around $600,000–$625,000 in 2026. For a value on your unit, call or text Michael at 617-875-4352.
Selling your BlueStone condo?
I've helped South Shore homeowners sell since 1997. I'll show you what units in BlueStone are selling for and how to get the most for yours.
Michael Peppino
617-875-4352
More Braintree condo communities
Community details are compiled from public sources and MLS data as of October 2026 and are not guaranteed. Prices are recent sales or listings, not appraisals. Fees, rules and amenities change; confirm them with the association before you buy or sell. Michael Peppino, South Shore real estate agent and licensed broker, Real Broker MA, LLC. Equal Housing Opportunity.