Open, spacious 3BR condo on beautiful tree-lined street in one of Brighton's most desirable neighborhoods. Meticulous 2005 conversion with bright & inviting living room, 3 ample bedrooms, large eat-in-kitchen with stainless appliances. Exposed beams and lots of natural woodwork throughout. LAUNDRY in unit! 100% owner-occupied. Small private deck has nice panoramic views of Brighton. Extra storage. Pet friendly. Walk to St. Elizabeth's, Whole Foods, B & C train, Brighton Center and Comm Ave.
Spacious, bright and quiet top floor 3 bedroom with charming exposed beams, loads of windows, large EIK with pantry, comfortable flow and wide pine flooring. Master bed has huge closet! Lead paint certified treated (deleaded). 2003 gas boiler and 2006 water heater. Super location: walk to St. Elizabeth's, Whole Foods, B train, Brighton Center and Comm Ave.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,547 (+4.6%)
$423,400
2022
$4,345 (+1.9%)
$399,400
2021
$4,262 (−4.4%)
$399,400
2020
$4,456 (+2.2%)
$422,000
2019
$4,361 (+7.6%)
$413,800
2018
$4,054 (+6.9%)
$386,800
2017
$3,793 (+4.9%)
$358,200
2016
$3,615 (−5.2%)
$328,600
2015
$3,813 (+5.9%)
$314,900
2014
$3,600
$286,200
2013
$3,599 (+6.7%)
$273,900
2012
$3,372 (+2.0%)
$258,600
2009
$3,307 (+14.6%)
$258,600
2006
$2,885
$271,400
Tax history for 11 Monastery Rd #2
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,547 (+4.6%)
$423,400
2022
$4,345 (+1.9%)
$399,400
2021
$4,262 (−4.4%)
$399,400
2020
$4,456 (+2.2%)
$422,000
2019
$4,361 (+7.6%)
$413,800
2018
$4,054 (+6.9%)
$386,800
2017
$3,793 (+4.9%)
$358,200
2016
$3,615 (−5.2%)
$328,600
2015
$3,813 (+5.9%)
$314,900
2014
$3,600
$286,200
2013
$3,599 (+6.7%)
$273,900
2012
$3,372 (+2.0%)
$258,600
2009
$3,307 (+14.6%)
$258,600
2006
$2,885
$271,400
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Two-Family Residential Subdistricts, as indicated by the designation 2F on said Maps. The Two-Family Residential Subdistricts are established to preserve, maintain, and promote low density two-family neighborhoods, to preserve existing structures, to provide for new infill construction appropriate to the existing fabric, and to allow minor changes to occur as-of-right. In a 2F Residential Subdistrict, the maximum number of Dwelling Units allowed in a single Building shall be 2.