107 Buttonwood St

Dorchester, MA 02125

Apartment building

2-4 beds

In-unit laundry (W/D)

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Total monthly price, sorted ascending
Unit 3 3 bd, 1 ba	9,999	Now	$2,700
Unit 2 3 bd, 1 ba	9,999	Now	$3,000

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Neighborhood: North Dorchester

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Getting around

Walk Score^®

/ 100

Very Walkable

Bike Score^®

/ 100

Bikeable

Nearby schools in Dorchester

Everett Elementary School

Grades PK-6 • 0.7 miles

5/10

GreatSchools^® Rating

Test Score Rating

4/10

Student Progress Rating

5/10

Roger Clap Elementary School

Grades PK-6 • 0.2 miles

3/10

GreatSchools^® Rating

Test Score Rating

2/10

Student Progress Rating

4/10

Ruth Batson Academy

Grades 7-12 • 0.8 miles

2/10

GreatSchools^® Rating

Test Score Rating

1/10

College Readiness Rating

1/10

Student Progress Rating

3/10

Transit Access
MBTA Red Line stations, buses and commuter rail connect parts of North Dorchester with other Boston neighborhoods.
Green Spaces
Nearby Franklin Park offers wooded paths, open lawns and outdoor recreation.
Dining Scene
Dorchester Avenue and Blue Hill Avenue feature cafés, restaurants, takeout spots and neighborhood markets.
Historic Area
Historic brick architecture and local historic sites reflect North Dorchester’s long place in Boston’s story.

North Dorchester stretches across Boston’s southern neighborhoods, with residential streets, busy commercial corridors and transit connections linking it to downtown. Its built landscape includes historic brick architecture alongside newer development, and the seasons bring snowy winters, warm summers and colorful autumns. Franklin Park, Boston’s largest park, offers wooded paths, open lawns and outdoor recreation nearby, while local playgrounds and library branches add everyday options. Dining ranges from casual cafés and takeout to restaurants along Dorchester Avenue and Blue Hill Avenue; neighborhood shops and markets make errands convenient. The area’s history and arts life show up in historic sites, community events and cultural spaces, while the nearby Harborwalk offers waterfront scenery. The MBTA Red Line, buses and commuter rail serve parts of North Dorchester, and walking and biking are practical on many local routes. North Dorchester’s median rent is $3,150 per month, with a typical range of $850 to $15,678, based on 352 active listings.