By Lisa Sevajian, Realtor · Last updated October 16, 2026 · 7 min read

DiPalma Estates Condos in Tewksbury MA: What You Should Know

You aren't buying walls. You're buying everything inside them.

At DiPalma Estates, that's true in a new way. You're buying the home, and your share of the rules, the budget and the clubhouse too.

Maybe you saw the $150 fee and felt a wave of relief. Maybe you also wondered what a fee that low leaves out. If you're torn on that, you aren't alone. It's one of the first things my partners and I talk through with you.

Here's what the homes sell for, what your fee pays for, and what to check before you write an offer.

A low fee is good news. Just know what it covers, and what it leaves to you.

Where is DiPalma Estates?

DiPalma Estates sits on Juniper Lane in Tewksbury MA, zip code 01876.

Tewksbury MA sits between Lowell MA and Andover MA. I-495 runs through town, and I-93 is close by. Listing records note quick highway access, shops, a park and trails nearby.

There's no train stop in town. Most riders drive to the Wilmington MA or North Billerica MA stops on the MBTA commuter rail line into North Station. If you'll ride it, drive there at rush hour before you buy.

What kinds of homes are in DiPalma Estates?

You'll find detached homes and townhouses, with two or three bedrooms.

They were built in 1994 and 1995. The homes that sold ran from 1,347 to 1,646 square feet. Listing records put the complex at about 88 units.

A detached home here can feel a lot like a house, at a condo price. Ask which style you're seeing before you tour.

How much do condos in DiPalma Estates sell for?

Condos in DiPalma Estates sold for an average of $617,000 from October 2024 to October 2026, per MLS PIN.

Source: MLS PIN, condo sales in DiPalma Estates, Tewksbury MA, October 2024 to October 2026, pulled October 16, 2026.

Seven sales is a small set, so one home can move the average. Every sale landed between $580,000 and $682,000. On average, homes sold a little over their asking price, so good ones move.

Want what's for sale and what just sold here? Call or text me.

What does the DiPalma Estates condo fee cover?

Your $150 fee covers the shared parts: the road, the grounds, the snow, the trash and the clubhouse.

Per MLS PIN listing records, it covers:

• Master insurance, the shared policy
• Road upkeep
• Lawn care and snow removal
• Trash pickup
• The clubhouse
• Reserve funds, which is money saved for big fixes later
• The management company

Here's the part to ask about. Upkeep on the outside of the homes isn't on that list. So ask who pays for your roof, siding and deck before you offer. A low fee often means more of the outside work falls to you.

What amenities are there in DiPalma Estates?

You get a clubhouse you can use for get togethers, per listing records.

Listing records don't show a pool. Pets are allowed. Read the pet rules anyway, so you know the limits before you offer.

Is DiPalma Estates a 55+ community?

No. DiPalma Estates isn't a 55+ community, per MLS PIN listing records.

You don't have to meet an age rule to buy here. If you want 55+ in Tewksbury MA, Eagles Landing and Emerald Court are both age restricted, per MLS PIN.

How are the schools and taxes for DiPalma Estates?

Look up the schools for the exact address on the state's school profiles site. Then run the real tax bill on the unit you like.

The town's public schools serve Tewksbury MA. The class of 2025 graduated at 93.4 percent, per the state's report.

The FY2026 home tax rate is $12.56 per $1,000 of assessed value, per the state. Divide the assessed value by 1,000. Then multiply by 12.56. Our Tewksbury MA schools and property taxes guide goes deeper.

What are the pros and tradeoffs of DiPalma Estates?

Here's what I'd tell you across the table.

The good:

• A low fee of $150 a month.
• Detached homes that can feel like a house.
• A clubhouse for get togethers.
• Quick trips to I-495 and I-93.

The tradeoffs:

• Homes from the mid 1990s, so check the age of the roof, heat and windows.
• Outside upkeep may be yours. Ask before you offer.
• No train stop in town, so you'll drive to the station.

Who should compare DiPalma Estates with what?

If you like DiPalma Estates, you may want to see these Tewksbury MA condos too. All numbers are MLS PIN sales from October 2024 to October 2026.

• Katie Estates: newer, built from 2007 to 2010, with more room. Average sale $721,000. Median fee $418.
• Bella Woods: built from 2013 to 2016. Average sale $795,000. Median fee $381.
• Eagles Landing: a 55+ community built from 1997 to 2000. Average sale $508,000. Median fee $396.

Compare your full monthly cost, not just the price. Add what you'd spend on your own roof and siding when the fee doesn't cover it.

What should buyers check before an offer in DiPalma Estates?

Read the condo papers before you fall in love. Ask for these:

• The master insurance policy, so you know what your own policy needs to cover.
• The budget and how much is saved in reserves.
• Any special assessments. That's an extra bill owners pay for a big project.
• Who pays for roofs, siding and decks, in writing.
• The rules, like pet rules and rental rules.
• The last year of meeting minutes. That's where talk about roofs, paving and money shows up first.

Condos in Massachusetts follow the state's condo law and each complex's own papers. Every buyer gets a lender who runs the numbers before every offer, with your fee and tax bill built in.

What should sellers in DiPalma Estates know?

Your buyer loves the fee and wants to know what it leaves out.

Be ready to show them the age of your roof, heat and windows. Presentation and preparation matter. Have your condo papers ready early, because buyers ask for them fast.

Price is your choice. We'll walk you through accurate similar sales in DiPalma Estates so you can choose with confidence.

This is general information, not legal, tax or lending advice. Check with your attorney, lender and CPA before you decide.

I'll guide you home.

Lisa Sevajian