Quincy-based O’Connell Development has acquired the William B. Rice Eventide Home at 215 Adams St. in Quincy with plans for a 58-unit senior housing rental community.

The sale price was $3.7 million.

The 6.5-acre property next to the Adams National Historic Park contains a 43,000-square-foot independent and skilled-nursing facility. Former residents have been relocated to Faring Way, a new Eventide Home/Rogerson Communities-sponsored senior housing retirement community located at Union Point in South Weymouth.

Robert Cronin, a senior vice president for Colliers International Boston, represented the seller and buyer. O’Connell Development Principal Peter O’Connell negotiated the site acquisition on behalf of the O’Connell organization.

O’Connell Development Buys Eventide Home In Quincy

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