“Available school buildings of this size and quality are rare in Greater Boston, ” said Chris McMahon, Managing Partner of Boston Realty Advisors. “This is a perfect opportunity for a school looking to expand or create its own campus and identity.”

The property was recently listed, and inquiries about the opportunity have already been coming in.

Constructed in 1997 for Maimonides as a school, the building features 16 classrooms, 12 offices, a large separable cafeteria and gym, a library and covered parking for 27 cars.

“The property has served our school community so well for many wonderful years — filled with learning, growth and laughter for our youngest students,” said  Rabbi Yaakov Green, Head of School. “This school is ready for its next chapter and ready for another community-minded institution to find a home in its halls and classrooms.”

“Our school has been a central bedrock institution in this community for decades,” said Green, “and we are excited to explore the idea that a partner would join us in building an even stronger community together.”

Maimonides School’s main campus and is located across the street from 2 Clark Road, on Philbrick Road.

The Clark Road property is accessible from Boylston Street (Route 9); the MBTA’s Green Line at Brookline Hills Station, with a five-minute walk; and the No. 60 MBTA Bus, which stops in front of the property.

Amenities in the area include neighborhood retail along Boylston Street and numerous hotels and parks, such as the Cypress Street playground, Brookline Reservoir Park, and Olmsted Park, part of Boston’s Emerald Necklace, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted.