Last sold Sep 1988 for $200,000
Source: Braintree Assessor via MassGIS, fiscal year 2025. Not MLS data.
| Zoning | Residence B (B). Confirm with the town before you plan around it. |
| In-law / accessory unit | A single-family home in a district that allows single-family homes by right. Under the 2025 state ADU law, one accessory dwelling up to 900 sq ft (or half the house, if smaller) is generally allowed here without a special permit. Site rules like setbacks and parking still apply. |
| Property tax, FY2025 | About $7,418 a year (assessed $743,300 × $9.98 per $1,000). An estimate: exemptions and abatements change the actual bill. |
| Elevation | About 116 ft above sea level, higher than 58% of Braintree homes. |
| Nearest rail line | About 1,430 ft from the Fall River/New Bedford commuter rail line. |
Market around Alida Rd: speed 37/100 (sells a bit slower than most of Braintree); activity 79/100. See the numbers →
Zoning from MassGIS tax parcels; elevation from state LiDAR at the parcel's center point; distances are straight-line. Tax uses the town's residential rate for that fiscal year.
Mapped at the parcel's center point from FEMA's flood maps, MassDEP, NHESP and MEMA (via MassGIS). Not a survey or a flood determination: confirm with FEMA's map service or a lender before you rely on it.
Straight-line distance from the parcel's center point; parks are measured to their nearest edge. Every Braintree public school is listed, nearest first; distance is not the assigned school: Braintree assigns schools by address, so check with Braintree Public Schools. School and park locations from MassGIS.
Straight-line distance from the parcel's center point. Walking and driving routes are longer.
| Date | Price | Days on market | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1988 | $200,000 | — | Recorded sale (assessor), not on MLS |
FEMA flood zone: X (minimal). Outside the mapped flood zones, but the 1% flood zone is about 69 ft away. Mapped from FEMA's flood maps at the parcel's center point; confirm with FEMA or a lender before relying on it.
Public sewer area. Inside the Braintree Water & Sewer service area, so no Title 5 septic inspection to sell.
The closest Braintree public elementary schools are Highlands on Peach Elementary (about 0.4 miles) and Liberty School (about 0.4 miles). The closest middle school is South Middle School (about 0.3 miles). Braintree High School is about 1.4 miles away. These are straight-line distances, not school assignments: Braintree assigns schools by address, so check with Braintree Public Schools.
The closest station is Braintree T station (Red Line + commuter rail), about 1.2 miles away in a straight line, roughly a 25-minute walk.
Liberty Elementary School Playground (about 0.4 miles), Dyer Hill Playground (about 0.5 miles) and Mattulina Playground (about 0.8 miles), measured to the nearest edge of each park.
About $7,418 for fiscal 2025, from the assessed value at Braintree's residential rate of $9.98 per $1,000. Exemptions and abatements change the actual bill.
Residence B (B), per the state's parcel data. As a single-family home in a district that allows single-family by right, it generally qualifies for one accessory dwelling unit up to 900 sq ft under the 2025 state ADU law. Confirm with the town before planning around it.
Over the last two years, homes within half a mile of Alida Rd went under agreement in a median 9 days (Braintree: 8) and sold for a median 100% of asking (Braintree: 100%), across 73 MLS sales. That puts its market speed at 37 out of 100 against every street in town, where 50 is typical.
51 homes. Median sale over the last two years: $922,500 (6 sales). Every home on Alida Rd →
Property facts: Braintree Assessor via MassGIS. Sale history combines MLS PIN closed sales and the assessor's recorded sales; expired and withdrawn listings are never shown. To request a correction or removal of this page, call or text 978-790-4381.

Justin Rollo is a Broker Associate with Signal Real Estate (MA Lic. #9534264) and a lifelong Massachusetts resident. Over 14 years and hundreds of transactions, he has worked homes across Braintree and the South Shore full-time. Away from real estate, Justin is a proud dad, youth coach and local school-committee member — and a former professional poker player who still loves golf and following local sports.