House$1,795,000
Newton

111 homes and apartments for sale in Newton, United States.
24 properties shown
House$1,795,000
Newton
Apartment$3,916,000
Newton
House$1,958,000
Newton

$1,958,000
Newton
House$949,000
Newton
Apartment$1,599,000
Newton

$4,295,000
Newton

$2,099,000
Newton
House$1,549,000
Newton
Apartment$1,175,000
Newton
House$1,748,000
Newton
House$1,985,000
Newton

$4,275,000
Newton

$2,348,000
Newton
House$1,898,000
Newton
Apartment$1,225,000
Newton
Apartment$874,900
Newton
Apartment$715,000
Newton

$1,798,750
Newton
House$2,200,000
Newton
Apartment$3,399,000
Newton
Apartment$1,400,000
Newton
House$1,799,000
Newton
Apartment$1,230,000
Newton
Buyer's guide: Newton
Newton real estate is a premium suburban market just west of Boston, and RealEstateAbroad lists 111 properties with a median asking price of €1,563,115. Newton is a city made up of village neighbourhoods rather than one centre.
The figures come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad and are asking prices in euros.
| Indicator | Newton |
|---|---|
| Listings | 111 |
| Median asking price | €1,563,115 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €1,096,236 to €1,966,744 |
| Median price per m² | €5,692 |
| Median size | 285 m² |
Houses account for 72 listings, apartments (condominiums) for 34 and land for 5. Four-bedroom homes lead with 34, followed by five or more (32), three (20), two (10), one (7) and 3 studios. With a median of 285 m², listings skew to large single-family homes, many on older lots with scope for extension. Condo buyers should look at the apartment listings, which have a much lower entry price than the house median.
Newton is made up of villages including Newton Centre, Waban, Auburndale, West Newton, Newtonville, Newton Highlands and Chestnut Hill. Several are served by the MBTA Green Line D branch, while commuter rail and the Massachusetts Turnpike link the city to downtown Boston. The city is known for its public schools, parks and Boston College on its Chestnut Hill edge. Buyers include academics and medical staff from Boston institutions, tech and biotech professionals, and international families relocating for schooling.
Compare neighbouring markets such as Newton Center, Chestnut Hill, Waltham, Needham and Brookline.
Foreign buyers face no federal bar, though lenders typically want large deposits and extensive documents from non-residents. Massachusetts uses an attorney-led closing; the buyer usually pays for a lawyer, inspection and title insurance. The state deed excise tax is paid by the seller. Property tax in Newton is around 1% of assessed value (approx., verify with the city assessor). Older homes may involve lead paint or septic checks, so commission a thorough inspection.
For further reading, see the US overview, the US consultation guide and our mortgage calculator.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is a city composed of thirteen villages. Each village has its own character, so search by village as well as by Newton.
Yes, several villages are on the Green Line D branch or commuter rail, and the Turnpike runs through the city. Time your commute from the specific address.
The median listing is 285 m², with many four- and five-bedroom houses.
Property tax is the same for all owners, but non-residents face US income tax rules on rental income and FIRPTA on sale. Seek US tax advice before buying.