Amazingly private setting for this charming, lovely unit. All 7 units are part of a gracious, older home w/incredible curb appeal. Wonderful updates include kitchen with newer granite countertops, appliances, cabinets and tile flooring. New windows! Bath has new tile floor and vanity. Gleaming hardwoods, recent paint, expansive living room with fireplace. Washer and dryer in unit right off the kitchen. 2nd. bedroom has direct access to exterior, private deck. One deeded parking spot.
CondoProperty Type
1900Year Built
$623Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Lynne Eliopoulos• ERA Key Realty Services- Fram
Bought with Jamie Cholette• Keller Williams Realty Boston-Metro | Back Bay
Located just off Beacon St. on Brookline. On 2nd floor of historic Grand Victorian. Bright throughout. Deeded parking. Oversize living room with elegant working fireplace and office nook. Many original details including hardwood floors and bay window.Seperate systems. In-unit washer and dryer,Balcony.
Public Records
Aug 1, 2005
Sold
$408,000
$373/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$5,758 (+4.6%)
$536,100
2022
$5,503 (+2.0%)
$505,800
2021
$5,397 (+0.2%)
$505,800
2020
$5,388 (+2.2%)
$510,200
2019
$5,272 (+7.6%)
$500,200
2018
$4,901 (+6.8%)
$467,700
2017
$4,587 (+5.0%)
$433,100
2016
$4,370 (−6.1%)
$397,300
2015
$4,654 (+5.9%)
$384,300
2014
$4,393
$349,200
2013
$4,391 (+4.2%)
$334,200
2012
$4,215 (+4.1%)
$323,200
2009
$4,049 (+10.5%)
$316,600
2006
$3,663
$344,600
Tax history for 127 Kilsyth Rd #4
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$5,758 (+4.6%)
$536,100
2022
$5,503 (+2.0%)
$505,800
2021
$5,397 (+0.2%)
$505,800
2020
$5,388 (+2.2%)
$510,200
2019
$5,272 (+7.6%)
$500,200
2018
$4,901 (+6.8%)
$467,700
2017
$4,587 (+5.0%)
$433,100
2016
$4,370 (−6.1%)
$397,300
2015
$4,654 (+5.9%)
$384,300
2014
$4,393
$349,200
2013
$4,391 (+4.2%)
$334,200
2012
$4,215 (+4.1%)
$323,200
2009
$4,049 (+10.5%)
$316,600
2006
$3,663
$344,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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.