Town pages · Brookfield, Massachusetts

Brookfield, Massachusetts, by the numbers

Every town has a story its public records already tell. This is Brookfield's: 941 single-family homes, read the way an investor would read them.

01The housing stock: what Brookfield is made of

941
single-family homes, of 1,577 parcels in town
30.6%
predate 1940, versus 24.5% statewide
31.8%
stand two stories or more
Brookfield single-family homes by era builtPre-190017.9%1900-3912.7%1940-5911.2%1960-7911.1%1980-9924.7%2000+22.6%

Brookfield skews newer than the state: 47.3% of its single-family homes were built after 1980, against 30.7% statewide. Newer stock means modern systems, and projects that lean toward upgrades rather than rescues.

The median home here is 1,776 square feet with 6 rooms, larger than the state's 1,709. The most common styles: 217 Conventionals, 216 Ranchs, 195 Colonials.

Public records · Brookfield, MA · FY2026
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Which chapter of Brookfield's story is your house? In the app, your exact parcel carries its year, style and size, and how it compares to the street around it.

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02What homes are worth here

$326,100
median assessed value, FY2026 tax cycle; not a market price
$139/sf
median assessed building value per square foot of living area
Brookfield recorded residential sales per year201513201619201729201828201939202039202135202241

Different numbers describe a home here on purpose. The assessment is the town's tax-cycle figure. Too few single-family sales recorded in the 2021-2022 window to state a reliable town median, so we don't. Town numbers frame the market. They cannot price your house.

Public records · Brookfield, MA · FY2026
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The app adds the number that matters for your address: a modeled estimate shown as a dated range, sitting beside your assessment and your home's last recorded sale.

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03The land under it all

1.01 ac
the median single-family lot, roomier than the state's 0.389
52.9%
of lots are an acre or larger
6
zoning districts govern what each lot can become

Zoning draws an invisible buildable envelope on every parcel: setbacks, coverage and height rules that decide what an addition, a second story or an accessory unit can be. Parts of many towns also sit inside wetland buffers and flood zones, where soil-disturbing projects get extra review before permits move.

Public records · Brookfield, MA · FY2026
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Brookfield is mapped parcel by parcel in ZoneWiew: type your address and see your lot's buildable envelope in 2D and 3D, with wetland and flood no-build lines drawn in red.

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04What projects mean in a town like this

In newer stock, projects lean toward upgrades and additions, not rescues. These guides carry real statewide housing data behind every project:

The town is the context. Your address is the answer.

Wiew carries this picture down to the parcel: your lot's envelope, your home's value as a dated range, what it could become and earn. Brookfield is live in the app.

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Figures are computed from the public record's FY2026 assessment cycle and recorded deeds. Assessed values are tax-cycle figures, not market prices; recent-year sale volumes are still filling in as deeds record. Educational information, not an appraisal or legal advice.