Site Location:
388 Weymouth Street, Holbrook – containing 48+- acres
This development project is approved for 410 luxury units consisting of four residential buildings, clubhouse featuring both indoor and outdoor pools with covered and open parking spaces.
410 luxury condos spread across 4 high raise residential buildings
Each residential building has 5 stories, 2 elevators with ground floor parking
75% condo are 2 bedrooms, 2 baths with balcony ranging from 1,350-1,400 sq.ft.
25% condo are 1 bedroom, 1 bath ranging from 850-950 sq.ft.
Each building plan has open roof top garden with lounge
Approved parking spaces for 810 including 40% garage under the buildings
Clubhouse with gym, café, indoor & outdoor pool, barbeque facility
*Tennis Courts
*Walking Trails connecting to the Town Forest
Approved Development Plans with Order of Conditions
Mass Dept of Environmental Protection Order of Condition
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Soil Evaluation Report
Traffic Impact & Access Study Report with Approvals
Stormwater Report with Design
Braintree, South Weymouth, Abington, Avon, Randolph
The MBTA Red Line is accessible from the Town of Braintree.
The MBTA also provides THE RIDE, a paratransit service for the elderly and disabled. Commuter rail service to South Station, Boston (17.3 mi), located on the Holbrook/Randolph Town line on Union Street (Route 139).
Boston = 18.1 mi via 93 N
Logan International Airport = 20.7 mi via 93 N
Boston TD Garden = 18.7 mi via 93 N
Boston Fenway Park = 16.7 mi via 93 N
Massachusetts General Hospital = 19.5 mi via 93 N
Boston Medical Center = 16.6 mi via 93 N
South Shore Hospital, Weymouth = 2.5 mi via Weymouth St & Randolph St
South Shore Plaza, Braintree = 5.8 mi via MA-37 N
Whole Foods, Marshals, Weymouth = 2.3 mi via Weymouth St
TJ Max & Home Goods, Best Buy, Pet Store and more, Braintree = 4.9 mi via Route 3
Stop-N-Shop, Braintree = 3.1 mi via Pine and Liberty St
South Shore Plaza, Braintree = 5.9 mi via 37 N
Gillette Stadium, Foxboro = 18.8 mi via 138 E or 20.3 mi via 95 N
Cape Cod = 57.1 mi via 3 N
REVISED: SEPTEMBER 18, 2018 (OMIT SEWER WETLAND CROSSING/MODIFY ZONE A)
On a leap day February 29, 1872 the village of Eat Randolph separated from the Town of Randolph and incorporated as the Town of Holbrook.
The town uses this unique birthday in the it will be “forever young” as an opportunity to gather with friends both old and new as it celebrates this unusual birthday.
