23 25 Brewster Street

Taxes: $4,664 (2025)

About this home

Built in 1925 and still carrying its age well, this classic two-family home offers 2,316 square feet, split evenly between two nearly identical units. Each side has three bedrooms and a full bath. There is a full basement with a fieldstone foundation and natural gas hot water. A walk-up attic adds extra storage space above the second floor. The recent work here has been deliberate, not cosmetic. 2023 brought a new roof, new heat and central air on the second floor, waterproofed basement walls, a renovated first-floor bathroom, refinished hardwood floors, and new appliances, including a washer and dryer. New gas meters followed in 2026. For whoever moves in next, that's a long list of near-term repairs already crossed off. Outside, a paved driveway holds two off-street vehicles, and a deck offers straightforward outdoor space on a compact city lot. The neighborhood carries its own weight. Five elementary schools and Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech are close by, Brooklawn Park's 85 acres sit right in the North End, and the new South Coast Rail stations at Church Street and Acushnet Avenue put a direct, roughly 90-minute commuter line to Boston within easy reach. It's a genuine differentiator at this price point. Move into one unit and let the second help offset the mortgage, or hold it as a two-tenant investment with the major systems already refreshed. Either way, the groundwork here is already done.

Property details

Road type

Public, Paved, Publicly Maint., Sidewalk

Basement

Full

Electric

100 Amps, Individually Metered