Watertown Condo Building

    50 Watertown St Watertown Condos: Sale Prices & History


    50 Watertown St is a 71-unit condo community in Watertown. 15 units have recorded sales in the last five years, with a median sale price of $592,500 over the last 24 months. The most recent recorded sale closed on April 17, 2026. The unit-level history below is the honest starting point for what any unit here is worth.

    Source: Watertown assessor & registry of deeds records, through June 12, 2026. Family transfers and other non-market sales are excluded.

    Building snapshot

    Units in building
    71
    Sales, last 5 years
    15
    Median price, last 24 mo
    $592,500
    Latest recorded sale
    April 17, 2026

    Last 10 recorded sales at 50 Watertown St


    SoldUnitBedsBathsSizePrice
    April 17, 202611011829 sq ft$479,900
    May 12, 2025406221,105 sq ft$560,000
    February 25, 202540822918 sq ft$625,000
    December 16, 2024607221,046 sq ft$640,000
    November 12, 2024510221,148 sq ft$540,000
    July 15, 2024412221,105 sq ft$630,000
    June 12, 202440822918 sq ft$610,000
    December 1, 2023607221,046 sq ft$525,000
    November 18, 2022502221,246 sq ft$235,526
    November 10, 2022209221,170 sq ft$567,500

    Source: Watertown assessor & registry of deeds records, through June 12, 2026. Family transfers and other non-market sales are excluded.

    Median sale price by year


    YearSalesMedian price
    20261$479,900
    20252$592,500
    20244$620,000
    20231$525,000
    20225$565,000
    20214$500,000
    20203$562,500
    20194$453,250
    20182$552,500
    20172$495,000
    20165$430,000
    20156$428,000
    20141$362,500
    20135$310,000
    20123$332,000

    Years with recorded sales, most recent 15 shown. Medians in low-volume years reflect only a handful of sales — unit mix matters.

    Pricing a unit at 50 Watertown St


    In a building like this, the comps that matter are the ones upstairs and down the hall — not the town-wide condo median. With 71 units and 15 sales in five years, there's usually a recent in-building comp to anchor from, and the differences from there come down to floor, exposure, parking, and condition.

    If you own here, the table above is the raw material. A proper valuation adjusts each of those sales for how your unit compares — which is exactly what I do in a free value report, built from this building's actual closed sales.

    Own a unit at 50 Watertown St?

    I'll build your valuation from this building's actual recorded sales — adjusted for floor, parking, and condition — and send it over free, with no pressure to list.