Carter Green: Tewksbury's Townhouse Community, By the Numbers

The community at a glance

• Location: Patrick Road, Tewksbury, MA 01876, directly off Route 38
• Built: mid-1980s (most units 1985-1986)
• Style: all townhomes, three levels
• Typical size: 1,240 sq ft (some floor plans range from about 1,100 to 1,760 sq ft)
• Layout: 2 bedrooms, 1.5 to 2 baths; main level has kitchen, living, dining and half bath; upper level has two bedrooms, full bath and laundry
• HOA: approximately $315/month, covering master insurance, exterior maintenance, road maintenance, landscaping, snow removal, reserve funds, management fee, tennis courts and clubhouse
• Amenities: tennis courts, clubhouse, one-car garage with opener, guest parking, attic storage, central HVAC
• Pet-friendly and professionally managed

Recent sales

• 142 Patrick Rd #142: $554,900 ($447.50/sq ft)
• 54 Patrick Rd: $540,000 (June 2026)
• 111 Patrick Rd #111: $533,000
• 16 Patrick Rd #16: $514,900 (March 2025)
• 82 Patrick Rd #82: $499,500
• 193 Patrick Rd #193: $499,900 (August 2025)
• 43 Patrick Rd #43: $484,000 (February 2026)

Currently on the market

• 61 Patrick Rd #61: $556,900, active
• 161 Patrick Rd: $549,900, end unit
• 172 Patrick Rd #172: $529,900, contingent
• 126 Patrick Rd #126: $499,900
• 107 Patrick Rd #107: $499,000 (reduced from $539,900)
• 43 Patrick Rd #43: $489,000

What the numbers say

Recent closings have landed roughly between $484,000 and $555,000, with most 1,240 sq ft units trading in the low-to-mid $500s. That works out to about $390 to $448 per square foot. For context, the broader Tewksbury average sits closer to $381 per square foot, so Carter Green is trading at or slightly above the town average, which tracks with the garage, tennis courts and clubhouse.

Active listings are asking $489,000 to $556,900, with a median list price around $529,900 and roughly 36 days on market. Units that show well, with updated kitchens and baths, are consistently landing at the top of that range.

What this means if you're buying or selling

If you're buying, expect competition on the updated end units and be ready to move quickly on anything priced under $500,000. If you're selling, condition and updates are the difference between the low $500s and the mid $500s, and pricing right at launch matters more here than in most communities given how few units come to market at once.

A note on the data

These figures are compiled from public listing and sold records and are subject to change as new sales close. For a unit-specific valuation, reach out directly.