Country elegance, in a 2 bed condo. Enjoy a short walk to BC's Green line stop, or drive to Boston in minutes. Numerous improvements, like a Bryant pulse furnace, new roof and decorator touches means your family will be comfortable year-round. Expansive windows let the sun shine throughout and overlook the heated pool. Act now! Moving out of state for new job this summer. You won't regret coming to see this one!
CondoProperty Type
1963Year Built
$597Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by John Murray• Realty Executives, Prestige Pr
Bought with John Murray• Realty Executives, Prestige Pr
UNIQUE TOWNE ESTATES - GOOD CONDITION 2 BR OVERLOOKING POOL AND POND.NEWER STOVE AND DISHWASHER.CONDO FEE INCLUDES EVERYTHING EVEN CABLE.SELLER IS OFFERING $500 FOR CARPET REPLACEMENT.TAX DOESN'T REFLECT RES.EXEPT. CALL LISTING
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,490 (+3.6%)
$418,100
2022
$4,332 (+4.0%)
$398,200
2021
$4,166 (+8.9%)
$390,400
2020
$3,826 (+4.2%)
$362,300
2019
$3,672 (+5.1%)
$348,400
2018
$3,494 (+1.9%)
$333,400
2017
$3,428 (+6.0%)
$323,700
2016
$3,234 (+6.1%)
$294,000
2015
$3,047 (+6.0%)
$251,600
2014
$2,875 (+4.5%)
$228,500
2013
$2,752 (−7.3%)
$209,400
2012
$2,968 (+1.7%)
$227,600
2009
$2,919 (+11.3%)
$228,200
2006
$2,622
$246,700
Tax history for 137 Lake Shore Rd #1
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,490 (+3.6%)
$418,100
2022
$4,332 (+4.0%)
$398,200
2021
$4,166 (+8.9%)
$390,400
2020
$3,826 (+4.2%)
$362,300
2019
$3,672 (+5.1%)
$348,400
2018
$3,494 (+1.9%)
$333,400
2017
$3,428 (+6.0%)
$323,700
2016
$3,234 (+6.1%)
$294,000
2015
$3,047 (+6.0%)
$251,600
2014
$2,875 (+4.5%)
$228,500
2013
$2,752 (−7.3%)
$209,400
2012
$2,968 (+1.7%)
$227,600
2009
$2,919 (+11.3%)
$228,200
2006
$2,622
$246,700
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
One-Family Residential Subdistricts, as indicated by the designation 1F on said Maps. The One-Family Residential Subdistricts are established to preserve, maintain and promote low density one-family neighborhoods, to provide for new infill construction appropriate to the existing fabric, and to allow minor changes to occur as-of-right. In a 1F Residential Subdistrict, the maximum number of Dwelling Units allowed in a single Building shall be 1.