Bright & Stylish, this top floor/corner 2BR condo gets tons of natural light & is in move-in condition - plus on-site transferable rental parking is now available! Open living/dining room leads to a tree-top balcony. Newer windows - and lots of them - provide great views. An updated bath & kitchen add to the charm, along with gleaming hardwood floors & freshly painted rooms. Extra storage/laundry in basement. Around the corner from Whole Foods, Green Line T (B/C/D Lines). A great value!
CondoProperty Type
1938Year Built
435 sq ftLot Size
$702Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Dan Keating• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Brookline
Bought with Scott Schillin• Hammond Residential R. E.
JUST UNPACK! THE REST IS DONE IN THIS CHARMING 2 BED UNIT COMPLETELY RENOVATED KITCHEN WITH NEW APPLIANCES UPDATED BATHROOM, FRESHLY PAINTED, LOVELY BALCONY, GREAT LOCATION CONVENIENT TO ALL
Public Records
Jan 15, 1987
Sold
$120,000
$171/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,819 (+4.6%)
$448,700
2022
$4,606 (+2.8%)
$423,300
2021
$4,479 (+7.4%)
$419,800
2020
$4,171 (+2.2%)
$395,000
2019
$4,081 (+7.6%)
$387,200
2018
$3,794 (+26.5%)
$362,000
2017
$3,000 (+4.9%)
$283,300
2016
$2,859 (−17.1%)
$259,900
2015
$3,449 (+5.9%)
$284,800
2014
$3,256
$258,800
2013
$3,253 (+10.1%)
$247,600
2012
$2,955
$226,600
2009
$2,956 (+16.6%)
$231,100
2006
$2,535
$238,500
Tax history for 25 Mount Hood Rd #9
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,819 (+4.6%)
$448,700
2022
$4,606 (+2.8%)
$423,300
2021
$4,479 (+7.4%)
$419,800
2020
$4,171 (+2.2%)
$395,000
2019
$4,081 (+7.6%)
$387,200
2018
$3,794 (+26.5%)
$362,000
2017
$3,000 (+4.9%)
$283,300
2016
$2,859 (−17.1%)
$259,900
2015
$3,449 (+5.9%)
$284,800
2014
$3,256
$258,800
2013
$3,253 (+10.1%)
$247,600
2012
$2,955
$226,600
2009
$2,956 (+16.6%)
$231,100
2006
$2,535
$238,500
*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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