South Quincy Houses for Sale

South Quincy is a multicultural neighborhood with a rich historical background, known as the birthplace of John Adams and John Quincy Adams. The area, originally a hub for granite manufacturing and shipbuilding, now features museums, public parks, shops, and restaurants. Essential shopping can be done at Kam Man Foods and H Mart, while dining options range from breakfast at Granite Street Café to dinner at Gennaro’s Eatery and Quincy Hungry Tummy. The neighborhood also offers a variety of Indian, Chinese, and American eateries. Housing options include Victorian and colonial-style homes from the early 1900s, Cape Cods from the 1950s, and larger colonials converted into multi-family properties, duplexes, and solid brick units. Most homes are on modest lots with well-manicured lawns and sidewalk-lined streets. Students attend the well-rated Quincy Public Schools, including Lincoln-Hancock Elementary and Quincy High School, which offers a Career and Technical Education program. For things to do, residents can enjoy Kincaide Park, Paul Vincent Grasso Memorial Park, and Faxon Park, or hike the 15-mile Blue Hills Skyline Trail with views of the Boston skyline. The Adams National Historical Park Visitor Center and Abigail Adams’ Cairn provide historical insights. South Quincy is accessible via the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Red Line subway, numerous bus routes, and Interstate 93.