Charming two room Studio on the top floor of well maintained building located in the heart of Cleveland Circle. The unit boasts an attractive recently updated Kitchen, gleaming hardwood floors and custom Murphy bed behind attractive french doors. Park views, walk to Boston College, Chestnut Hill Reservoir, running/biking trails, B, C & D lines, restaurants and shops and more!
CondoProperty Type
1925Year Built
$831Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Janet Edsall - Fields• RE/MAX Leading Edge
Location, Location, Location, Cozy Studio with hard wood and Ceramic tiles, nice Brick Building, right on T, Close to Cleveland cir and reservoir, a well maintained building, priced to sell. Laundry in the basement. A lovely park right in front of the building and a beautiful grass field in the rear of the building, great for BBQ and gatherings.
Public Records
Jul 28, 2004
Sold
$135,000
$375/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$2,911 (+4.6%)
$271,000
2022
$2,782 (−8.2%)
$255,700
2021
$3,031 (+26.4%)
$284,100
2020
$2,397 (+2.2%)
$227,000
2019
$2,345 (+7.6%)
$222,500
2018
$2,180 (+6.8%)
$208,000
2017
$2,041 (+4.9%)
$192,700
2016
$1,945 (−0.7%)
$176,800
2015
$1,958 (+5.9%)
$161,700
2014
$1,849 (+0.1%)
$147,000
2013
$1,847 (+5.2%)
$140,600
2012
$1,756 (+10.7%)
$134,700
2009
$1,586 (+16.2%)
$124,000
2006
$1,365
$128,400
Tax history for 24 Sidlaw Rd #21
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$2,911 (+4.6%)
$271,000
2022
$2,782 (−8.2%)
$255,700
2021
$3,031 (+26.4%)
$284,100
2020
$2,397 (+2.2%)
$227,000
2019
$2,345 (+7.6%)
$222,500
2018
$2,180 (+6.8%)
$208,000
2017
$2,041 (+4.9%)
$192,700
2016
$1,945 (−0.7%)
$176,800
2015
$1,958 (+5.9%)
$161,700
2014
$1,849 (+0.1%)
$147,000
2013
$1,847 (+5.2%)
$140,600
2012
$1,756 (+10.7%)
$134,700
2009
$1,586 (+16.2%)
$124,000
2006
$1,365
$128,400
*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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