A former Dunkin’ Donuts shop in Abington is going to be transformed into a sheet metal fabrication shop with office space.

Conway Commercial’s Dave Ellis brokered the $555,000 sale of 281 Washington St. in Abington. The 7,300-square-foot building is situated on 25,000 square feet of land.

Ellis also brokered the sale of a 5,300-square-foot office building at 341 Court St., Plymouth to Salem Five Bank for $620,000. After some renovations, the bank will use the building as a new mortgage office. Ellis represented the seller, Rogers & Gray.

In other Conway Commercial deals, Tony Vacca leased a space at the Abington Plaza on Route 18 to the national franchise Get in Shape for Women. Vacca represented the owner, Hawkeye Fence LLC, and procured the tenant.

Conway Commercial Vice President Paul Durgin brokered the $380,000 sale of a mixed-use property at 93 Ripley Road in Cohasset. Located in Cohasset Village, the property includes retail and residential units. Durgin represented the seller, 93 Ripley Road Realty Trust, and procured the buyer, Cricket Corner Realty LLC.

Durgin also brokered the sale of King Self Storage in Kingston to JFJ Realty for $955,000. Located on Marion Drive, just behind the Independence Mall, the facility contains 250 units in six buildings on 3.3 acres. Durgin represented the seller, Epton LLC, and procured the buyer, JFJ Realty.