- 4 beds
- 3 baths
- 2,410 sqft
$1,275,000 or $6,450/mo est. with 20% down over 30 years
Greater Boston · 14 areas
1,284 homes for sale across Greater Boston, every one listed by an Ofen agent — updated 11 minutes ago.
$1,275,000
14 Chestnut St · Brookline
4 beds · 3 baths · 2,410 sqft
On the market now
Not on any portal
A private exclusive is a home we are selling for an owner who does not want a sign on the lawn. You will not find these anywhere else, because there is nowhere else they appear.
Request access$2,850,000
Exclusive5 beds · 4 baths · 3,650 sqft · Chestnut Hill
Address released to registered buyers
Off-market right now
41
homes across Greater Boston, held by our agents and shown by appointment
How access works
3 in 5 of these sell before they would ever have been listed
Fifteen minutes with a licensed agent: the streets you have been watching, what they are really going for, and the homes that never reach this site at all.
Book a viewingRather not book online? (617) 555-0148
Where we work
Six of the fourteen areas our agents cover, and 258 of the 1,284 homes on our books are in one of them right now.
One side of the street went up last year, the other in 1890, and Newbury runs three minutes behind both.
$2.15M median38 homes on our books
See homes in Back BayShort blocks, no through traffic, and almost nothing on the market. Most of what comes up sells before the sign goes in.
$2.90M median21 homes on our books
See homes in Beacon HillTwo universities, leases that end on the first of September, and the one market here that moves on a calendar.
$1.19M median64 homes on our books
See homes in CambridgeThe Green Line at one end and Larz Anderson park at the other, with the quietest streets of the six in between.
$1.42M median47 homes on our books
See homes in BrooklineDavis Square, and the Red Line five minutes from most front doors, which is what the last decade of prices was about.
$985K median55 homes on our books
See homes in SomervilleThe Pond, the Arboretum, and streets wide enough that the houses on them come with a drive.
$1.06M median33 homes on our books
See homes in Jamaica PlainEvery home we hold
Nine of the 1,284 homes on our books this morning. Filter by where a listing stands, sort them the way you shop, and press any card to reach the agent whose name is on it rather than a switchboard.
$2,380,000 or $12,040/mo est. with 20% down over 30 years
$1,495,000 or $7,560/mo est. with 20% down over 30 years
$3,125,000 or $15,800/mo est. with 20% down over 30 years
$925,000 or $4,680/mo est. with 20% down over 30 years
$1,875,000 or $9,480/mo est. with 20% down over 30 years
$1,140,000 or $5,770/mo est. with 20% down over 30 years
$2,640,000 or $13,350/mo est. with 20% down over 30 years
$1,060,000 or $5,360/mo est. with 20% down over 30 years
$845,000 or $4,270/mo est. with 20% down over 30 years
The numbers
Every figure here counts Ofen transactions rather than the market's. Six offices, one set of books.
Selling in Greater Boston, since 1998
28years
Offices, each one staffed by the agents who list there
6
Homes closed last year, every one of them ours
1,140
Median time from listing to first offer
11days
Our agents
Four of the forty agents across our six offices. Between them they closed 112 of last year's 1,140, and every license number below is one you can look up.
Founding partner
38 closed
MA #04410077
Senior agent
31 closed
MA #04471192
Agent
24 closed
MA #04512038
Agent, new developments
19 closed
MA #04498305
How it works
The part people dread is the waiting. Each step below says what happens, and how long it takes.
One conversation, then a search that runs itself. You hear from us when something fits, not every week.
Brookline, 4+ beds
Saved search · daily
3 new under $1.5M this morning
18 Sewall Ave · $1,395,000
7 Kent St · $1,240,000
92 Harvard St · $1,480,000
What it costs
Listing-side commission only, paid at closing and out of the proceeds. Nothing is owed if the home does not sell.
Everything needed to put a home on the market and sell it well, with nothing to pay up front.
2.5%of sale price
Talk to an agentThe same, with the house prepared before a single photo is taken.
3%of sale price
Talk to an agentSold quietly to our registered buyers, with no portal listing and no sign on the lawn.
3.5%of sale price
Talk to an agentWhat clients say
Every review we have is on the page it was left on. These three are here because each one names a number rather than an adjective.
Naomi Alvarez
“Daniel sent me three places on the Tuesday and I saw all three on the Saturday. The one I bought was the second.”
Peter Lindqvist
“It sat with another firm for four months without an offer. Marisol relisted it and it was under contract in nineteen days.”
Grace Okonkwo
“Two offers fell through before this one. Tom rang me both times before I had seen the email, and had the next viewing booked.”
Guides
Written by the people doing the work, not by a content team. No sign-up, no email gate and nothing kept behind a form.
Every line on a Boston closing statement at $985,000: stamp tax, title insurance, the attorney, the recording fees.
Three buildings on the same Cambridge block, three completely different monthly numbers, and what the fees never cover.
Questions
4.9 from 312 sellers
Verified after closing, last two years
No. Photography, staging consult, floor plan and portal placement are all carried by us and settled out of the proceeds at closing. If the home does not sell, you owe nothing.
It is a home we are selling for an owner who asked us not to advertise it. Register once and your agent releases the matching ones to you, usually about a week before anything could reach a portal, and often before it reaches one at all.
Every listing here is ours, so it changes when our own system changes rather than on a portal's overnight feed. The count and the timestamp under the search are both live.
A valuation is a visit rather than a form. An agent walks the house, reads the last twelve months of closings on your street, and leaves you a range in writing with every comparable it was drawn from, on the day.
Eleven days is our median from listing to first offer, and about seven weeks from there to the closing table. A house priced above its street runs longer, and an agent will tell you that on the valuation visit rather than after eleven days of silence.
Yes. Pick one from the agents section and ask for them by name on the booking form. If you have no preference we match on the area you are searching and on who has capacity in the week you want to be viewing.
Our listings were written up by these six desks last year.
Book a viewing
An agent replies within two hours, in person rather than by autoresponder. If nothing on the site fits, say so. Most of what we sell is not on it yet.