Ideally positioned on a tree-lined street in Brighton, this Cleveland Circle one-bedroom sits at the border of Brookline's Chestnut Hill and Washington Square — one of the area's most walkable and connected pockets. Inside, the home lives large. Soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and rich hardwood floors create a bright, airy feel throughout. The expansive living room handles it all — a full seating area, dining space. The bedroom is generously sized with a large closet. The condo fee covers heat, hot water, professional management, and access to an in-ground pool — a rare amenity at this price point. The location is the real draw: half a mile to the Chestnut Hill Reservoir, steps from the shops and restaurants along Chestnut Hill Ave and Washington Square, and blocks to both the Green Line B and C branches, with the D train just half a mile away.Low-maintenance, well-connected, and move-in ready.
CondoProperty Type
1947Year Built
538 sq ftLot Size
$697Price/Sq.Ft.
$468/moHOA Dues
Listed by Chris Kostopoulos Group• Keller Williams Realty
Listed by Chris Kostopoulos• Keller Williams Realty
Commonwealth, located between Kenmore Square and Cleveland Circle, is a residential and academic Boston neighborhood with a grand boulevard and a linear park median. Commonwealth Avenue’s tree-lined Mall concentrates the area’s rhythm, where runners, dog walkers, and cyclists pass rows of brownstones and stately apartment buildings. The CITGO sign at Kenmore Square and the sweep of Commonwealth Avenue frame a streetscape of brick, bay windows, and stoops. Cultural pillars include the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Symphony Hall, and the Museum of Fine Arts. Green Line stops stitch together cafés, small restaurants, and campus edges along the avenue.
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100 Lanark Rd #4 · $375,000
$375K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $375K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
98 days
The average home goes pending in 41 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
98.3%
Most homes are selling 2% below list price.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Interior features
Intercom system
Three total rooms
Bedrooms
Primary bedroom on the first floor (approx. 23 x 13)
Bathrooms
One full bathroom on the first floor
Kitchen
Range
Disposal
Refrigerator
Laundry & utility
Building laundry available (association)
Flooring
Tile
Hardwood
Heating & cooling
Hot water heating
Window cooling units
Exterior features
Deck
Garden
In-ground association pool
Home design
Condominium
Low-rise, single-story building
Entry level: 1
Parking
On-street parking
Security
Intercom
Construction
Year built listed from public records (actual/approximate)
Total building area above grade: 538
Utilities
Public water
Public sewer
Electric with circuit breakers
HOA & community
Association fee of $468.45/month
Association covers heat, sewer, insurance, building and grounds maintenance, snow removal, and trash
Association amenities include hot water, pool, and laundry
Pets allowed
Community offers access to public transportation, shopping, tennis courts, parks, trails, medical facilities, bike paths, highway access, and nearby schools and university (T-Station listed)
Electricity and solar
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Sought-after Cleveland Circle's Sutherland Village with access to three "T" lines, shopping, and numerous restaurants. This lovely condominium has been freshly painted and features gleaming hardwood floors throughout (which have just been redone) a spacious living/dining room, loads of windows, and a private deck which overlooks the association swimming pool and gardens. There are two common laundry rooms available and a resident superintendent. Pet friendly. 60% owner occupied.
Three-Family Residential Subdistricts, as indicated by the designation 3F on said Maps. The Three-Family Residential Subdistricts are established to preserve the low density three-family areas with a variety of housing types appropriate to the existing fabric including one-, two-, but no more than three-family Dwellings and to allow minor changes to occur as-of-right. In a 3F Residential Subdistrict, the maximum number of Dwelling Units allowed in a single Building, including a Town House Building or Row House Building, shall be 3.