Own a small piece of History! Robert T. Gass, purchased the Captain Lombard House house from the State of Massachusetts, which was originally built in 1767 in the "Quabbin Valley" town of Enfield. He took down the house by hand, "board by board and brick by brick" and reconstructed it at the current location in Amherst. Upon completion, he presented it to his bride, the former Ann Gillern (Gass) of Northampton, as a gift on their wedding day in 1939. And there have only been 3 families who have lived in it since it was relocated to Amherst. The home has many of its original features merged with todays modern conveniences. A quaint family room off the attached garage features a floor to ceiling fireplace, a kitchen, dining room, large living room and small office all on the 1st floor. The 2nd floor boasts 3 bedrooms and a full bath. You will enjoy the central location, close to area public schools and colleges. Walk to Amherst Center for restaurants and shopping!
The Captain Lombard House is a circa 1767 pre-revolutionary house with authentic architectural character in Amherst Center. This captivating property has been cherished and well maintained. Original handcrafted features include raised paneling and wainscoting, hand-hewn timber, wide plank floors, hand-carved details and a living room fireplace almost large enough to walk in. This harmonious, light-filled Gass home was moved from the Quabbin to Amherst and meticulously reconstructed board by board in the 1930s. A welcoming four season room with stone fireplace and timber-vaulted ceiling was added later. Inspiring living room large enough for gathering the townspeople to draft declarations. Downstairs are living room, study, dining room, kitchen, half bathroom and four season room. Upstairs are three comfortable bedrooms and a full bathroom. A serene, landscaped yard and stone patio. Central A/C. Walk or stroll to UMASS, Amherst College, restaurants, shops, farmer’s market and cinema.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$10,372 (+3.5%)
$173,800 + $342,200
$516,000
2022
$10,022 (+5.1%)
$158,100 + $313,100
$471,200
2021
$9,540 (+2.3%)
$146,500 + $290,700
$437,200
2020
$9,321 (−0.9%)
$146,500 + $290,700
$437,200
2019
$9,409 (+3.1%)
$146,500 + $285,100
$431,600
2018
$9,124 (+2.5%)
$146,500 + $285,100
$431,600
2017
$8,902 (+2.9%)
$139,500 + $268,300
$407,800
2016
$8,654 (+3.3%)
$139,500 + $268,300
$407,800
2015
$8,376 (+2.9%)
$139,500 + $268,300
$407,800
2014
$8,141 (+2.9%)
$134,200 + $254,000
$388,200
2013
$7,915 (+3.3%)
$134,200 + $254,000
$388,200
2012
$7,663 (+3.6%)
$134,200 + $254,000
$388,200
2011
$7,396
$144,900 + $261,500
$406,400
Tax history for 152 Triangle St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$10,372 (+3.5%)
$173,800 + $342,200
$516,000
2022
$10,022 (+5.1%)
$158,100 + $313,100
$471,200
2021
$9,540 (+2.3%)
$146,500 + $290,700
$437,200
2020
$9,321 (−0.9%)
$146,500 + $290,700
$437,200
2019
$9,409 (+3.1%)
$146,500 + $285,100
$431,600
2018
$9,124 (+2.5%)
$146,500 + $285,100
$431,600
2017
$8,902 (+2.9%)
$139,500 + $268,300
$407,800
2016
$8,654 (+3.3%)
$139,500 + $268,300
$407,800
2015
$8,376 (+2.9%)
$139,500 + $268,300
$407,800
2014
$8,141 (+2.9%)
$134,200 + $254,000
$388,200
2013
$7,915 (+3.3%)
$134,200 + $254,000
$388,200
2012
$7,663 (+3.6%)
$134,200 + $254,000
$388,200
2011
$7,396
$144,900 + $261,500
$406,400
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.