This spacious four room condo "Towne Estates Condominiums" boasts an open floor featuring a living and dining area. An updated galley kitchen, two bedrooms, generous bath and ample closet space. Additional features include central air, wood floors throughout, additional storage, 2 parking spaces and laundry in complex. Convenience to MA Pike, public transportation, Boston College, Brighton Center and Newton Commonwealth golf course enhance this property.
CondoProperty Type
1963Year Built
$655Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 spacesParking
Listed by Barbara Nolan• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Belmont
UNIQUE TOWNE ESTATES-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SETTING ON 14 ACRES- YET WITHIN BOSTON CITY LIMITS! CONDO FEE ALSO INCLUDES GAS COOKING AND CABLE TV. (TAXES DO NOT REFLECT RESIDENTIAL EXEMPTION)
Public Records
Nov 24, 1987
Sold
$145,000
$176/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$5,030 (+3.7%)
$468,300
2022
$4,852 (+5.0%)
$446,000
2021
$4,621 (+4.2%)
$433,100
2020
$4,436 (+4.2%)
$420,100
2019
$4,258 (+5.1%)
$404,000
2018
$4,052 (+12.9%)
$386,600
2017
$3,588 (+6.0%)
$338,800
2016
$3,385 (+1.9%)
$307,700
2015
$3,322 (+6.0%)
$274,300
2014
$3,135 (+4.6%)
$249,200
2013
$2,996 (−6.5%)
$228,000
2012
$3,205 (+5.1%)
$245,800
2009
$3,050 (+16.7%)
$238,500
2006
$2,613
$245,800
Tax history for 153 Lake Shore Rd #2
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$5,030 (+3.7%)
$468,300
2022
$4,852 (+5.0%)
$446,000
2021
$4,621 (+4.2%)
$433,100
2020
$4,436 (+4.2%)
$420,100
2019
$4,258 (+5.1%)
$404,000
2018
$4,052 (+12.9%)
$386,600
2017
$3,588 (+6.0%)
$338,800
2016
$3,385 (+1.9%)
$307,700
2015
$3,322 (+6.0%)
$274,300
2014
$3,135 (+4.6%)
$249,200
2013
$2,996 (−6.5%)
$228,000
2012
$3,205 (+5.1%)
$245,800
2009
$3,050 (+16.7%)
$238,500
2006
$2,613
$245,800
*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.