What's your Dedham home worth?

Dedham's homes span nearly four centuries. Around Dedham Square and along Court, Church and High streets you'll find First Period, Federal and Greek Revival houses alongside Victorians. East Dedham, near Mother Brook, has closely spaced homes and multi-families from its mill-village years. Oakdale and the streets near Endicott station feature early 1900s Colonials and bungalows, while Greenlodge, Riverdale and the western side of town have many capes, ranches and split-levels from the mid-twentieth century. Condos and townhouses add a smaller layer of options.

Buyers looking at older homes in the center should check local historic district boundaries and review requirements for exterior work. Low ground near the Charles in Riverdale can carry flood zone considerations, and traffic patterns along Route 1 and Washington Street affect some streets more than others. Commuter rail riders often compare walking distance to Endicott against the park-and-ride at Dedham Corporate Center. When you're ready to see how recent Dedham sales line up with your plans, let's talk.