Newly renovated rear facing one bedroom apartment nearby to the Chestnut Hill Reservoir and T Lines. Unit includes hardwood floors, fresh paint throughout, recessed lighting, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher/disposal, upgraded 100 amp electrical service, modern cabinets, eat-in-kitchen, newer bathroom vanity and more!! Perfect for first-time homeowner or great investment while the next generation attends one of the local universities. Heat and hot water included. Laundry in the building. Currently rented at $1800/mo until 8/31/17.
Great investment or starter condo. PRICED BELOW ASSESSMENT. Large kitchen and bedroom. Hardwood floors throughout. Unit is currently rented below market value at 1175 per month with a TAW. Tenants would like to stay but can be delivered vacant as well. This condo is in a great location within walking distance to the B, C and D line. Close to Boston College. Will not qualify for FHA financing.
Public Records
Dec 5, 2003
Sold
$184,000
$307/sq ft
Public Records
Jun 1, 2001
Sold
$169,900
$283/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 8, 1999
Sold
$85,000
$142/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$3,960 (+4.7%)
$368,700
2022
$3,784 (−3.1%)
$347,800
2021
$3,906 (+8.8%)
$366,100
2020
$3,589 (+2.2%)
$339,900
2019
$3,513 (+23.0%)
$333,300
2018
$2,855 (+6.8%)
$272,400
2017
$2,672 (+5.0%)
$252,300
2016
$2,545 (+10.7%)
$231,400
2015
$2,300 (+5.9%)
$189,900
2014
$2,171
$172,600
2013
$2,171 (−7.3%)
$165,200
2012
$2,342 (+0.6%)
$179,600
2009
$2,329 (+19.1%)
$182,100
2006
$1,955
$183,900
Tax history for 22 Chiswick Rd #6
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$3,960 (+4.7%)
$368,700
2022
$3,784 (−3.1%)
$347,800
2021
$3,906 (+8.8%)
$366,100
2020
$3,589 (+2.2%)
$339,900
2019
$3,513 (+23.0%)
$333,300
2018
$2,855 (+6.8%)
$272,400
2017
$2,672 (+5.0%)
$252,300
2016
$2,545 (+10.7%)
$231,400
2015
$2,300 (+5.9%)
$189,900
2014
$2,171
$172,600
2013
$2,171 (−7.3%)
$165,200
2012
$2,342 (+0.6%)
$179,600
2009
$2,329 (+19.1%)
$182,100
2006
$1,955
$183,900
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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