Sun filled, comfortable one bedroom condo near Cleveland Circle. This unit features an updated eat-in kitchen and rear corner location. High ceilings, hardwood floors and lots of natural woodwork make this condo a perfect choice for commuters and students alike. Close to 3 "T" lines and the BC shuttle and across the street from an urban park. Easy to show!
CondoProperty Type
1920Year Built
$644Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Michael Travers• Vanguard Realty
Bought with Edmund Feijo• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Cambridge
Absolutely beautiful sunny 2nd floor 1 bedroom unit ready for you to move right in. large 2003 renovated kitchen, beautiful woodwork throughtout. Pet friendly. Near B,C,D, lines & more.
MLS PIN #30499086
Aug 6, 2001
Sold
$130,000
$236/sq ft
May 11, 2001
Listing Removed
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Apr 28, 2001
Listed
$139,900
$253/sq ft
CLEVELAND CIRCLE SPACIOUS ONE BED W/HARDWOOD FLOORS OCCUPANCY UPON CLOSING
Public Records
Nov 12, 1987
Sold
$92,500
$168/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$3,347 (+4.7%)
$311,600
2022
$3,198 (−7.4%)
$293,900
2021
$3,455 (+14.7%)
$323,800
2020
$3,013 (+2.2%)
$285,300
2019
$2,948 (+7.6%)
$279,700
2018
$2,741 (+6.9%)
$261,500
2017
$2,565 (+5.0%)
$242,200
2016
$2,444 (−4.7%)
$222,200
2015
$2,564 (+6.0%)
$211,700
2014
$2,420
$192,400
2013
$2,419 (+13.4%)
$184,100
2012
$2,133 (+3.5%)
$163,600
2009
$2,060 (+18.5%)
$161,100
2006
$1,739
$163,600
Tax history for 24 Sidlaw Rd #7
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$3,347 (+4.7%)
$311,600
2022
$3,198 (−7.4%)
$293,900
2021
$3,455 (+14.7%)
$323,800
2020
$3,013 (+2.2%)
$285,300
2019
$2,948 (+7.6%)
$279,700
2018
$2,741 (+6.9%)
$261,500
2017
$2,565 (+5.0%)
$242,200
2016
$2,444 (−4.7%)
$222,200
2015
$2,564 (+6.0%)
$211,700
2014
$2,420
$192,400
2013
$2,419 (+13.4%)
$184,100
2012
$2,133 (+3.5%)
$163,600
2009
$2,060 (+18.5%)
$161,100
2006
$1,739
$163,600
*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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