The Walsh Team - Real Estate

SALE PENDING | 263 Commonwealth Ave Boston, MA

Caitlin Brady made quick work on this beautiful 1-bedroom penthouse in ideal Back Bay location with PRIVATE roof deck boasting incredible panoramic views of Boston’s Back Bay, the Charles River, State house and uninterrupted views of the 4th of July fireworks. Located on Commonwealth between Fairfield and Gloucester St.

NEW LISTING | 139 Stoney Lea Rd. Dedham - Precinct One!

Welcome to this distinctive California Ranch-style home with tranquil woodland views from every window! Privately set on an acre+ lot, the home features a spacious, open living/dining area with wall of glass and access to an expansive, enclosed patio. Adjacent to the dining area is a comfortable family room/office area with cozy fireplace, attractive built-in shelving and patio access as well. The updated kitchen boasts beautiful quartz counters with reclaimed glass particles, an attractive glass tile backsplash, stainless appliances and an abundance of “pull- out” cabinetry. Complete with an en suite primary bedroom with large double closets plus two generous bedrooms with shared shower bath, plenty of closet space thruout & attached two-car garage; this is an awesome home in a coveted neighborhood! The best of both worlds- an idyllic setting on a quiet, scenic road just minutes from vibrant Dedham Square, Legacy Place, Rte 128 and commuter rail. Definitely a Must See!

SALE PENDING | 35 Marlyn Road, Medfield

Excited to share that 35 Marlyn Road is officially sale pending. It has been a privilege helping friends through this transition as their seller and buyer agent as they prepare for their next chapter and a move to their new home here in town.

SOLD | 325 Parker Street, Newton

This one didn’t go according to plan… After receiving an accepted offer, the transaction ultimately fell apart during the inspection process. That’s a moment where many sellers get discouraged. The easy reaction is to panic, chase the market, or start making emotional decisions. Instead, we took a step back, reassessed the situation, and made a strategic adjustment.

We relaunched the property at a new price, addressed buyer concerns head-on, and focused on what mattered most: a beautifully updated home, a great Newton location, and the value it offered relative to the competition.

The result? A new buyer, a successful negotiation, and a closed sale.

One of the biggest misconceptions in real estate is that a deal falling apart means something is wrong with the house. Often, it simply means the first buyer wasn’t the right buyer. The key is having a plan, controlling the narrative, and staying focused on the end goal.

Congratulations to my clients for staying the course and trusting the process. It paid off.

SOLD | 325 Parker Street, Newton

This one definitely didn’t go according to plan… After receiving an accepted offer, the transaction ultimately fell apart during the inspection process. That’s a moment where many sellers get discouraged. The easy reaction is to panic, chase the market, or start making emotional decisions.

Instead, we took a step back, reassessed the situation, and made a strategic adjustment.

We relaunched the property at a new price, addressed buyer concerns head-on, and focused on what mattered most: a beautifully updated home, a great Newton location, and the value it offered relative to the competition.

The result? A new buyer, a successful negotiation, and a closed sale.

One of the biggest misconceptions in real estate is that a deal falling apart means something is wrong with the house. Often, it simply means the first buyer wasn’t the right buyer. The key is having a plan, controlling the narrative, and staying focused on the end goal.

Congratulations to my clients for staying the course and trusting the process. It paid off.

JUST SOLD | 236 South St, Medfield

After a strong turnout last spring for this fixer-upper/teardown, we chose to step back from the public market when the right offer didn’t come together.

Months later, a buyer who had previously seen the property re-engaged, and I stepped back in to help both sides close the deal.

The buyer plans to redevelop the site, and it will be exciting to see what’s built here on a well-known Medfield street.

If you’re considering selling, buying, or redeveloping in Medfield or the surrounding area, I’m always happy to talk strategy.