Brookline line condo one bedroom home ready for a new homeowner or investor. The condo features an open floor plan with great flow. Plenty of storage including two double custom built Elfa closets, extensive kitchen cabinetry. Direct outdoor access where you will find a pool and patio. Peaceful unit, facing the back. White/black tile in bathroom, modern kitchen with dining area. Low condo fee in a well managed building with a pool! Comfortable home a walk to Coolidge Corner, B line, and Harvard Street’s offerings. Owner Occupancy approximately 30%.
CondoProperty Type
1965Year Built
505 sq ftLot Size
$693Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Ruth Malkin• William Raveis R. E. & Home Services
Bought with Miroslava Fitkova• Fitkova Realty Group
Steps to Green Line, sunny 1 bedroom condominium has modern fully applianced kitchen with tile floor, newer ceramic tile bath, and walls recently painted. Hardwood floors, newer balcony off back door, and dining alcove off kitchen.
Public Records
Aug 13, 2004
Sold
$159,000
$315/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$3,408 (+4.7%)
$317,300
2022
$3,256 (+1.9%)
$299,300
2021
$3,194 (+10.6%)
$299,300
2020
$2,889 (+2.2%)
$273,600
2019
$2,827 (+7.6%)
$268,200
2018
$2,628 (+6.9%)
$250,800
2017
$2,459 (+13.9%)
$232,200
2016
$2,158 (+1.8%)
$196,200
2015
$2,119 (+5.9%)
$175,000
2014
$2,000
$159,000
2013
$1,999 (+3.8%)
$152,100
2012
$1,926 (+2.0%)
$147,700
2009
$1,889 (+1.8%)
$147,700
2006
$1,855
$174,500
Tax history for 276 Corey Rd #14
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$3,408 (+4.7%)
$317,300
2022
$3,256 (+1.9%)
$299,300
2021
$3,194 (+10.6%)
$299,300
2020
$2,889 (+2.2%)
$273,600
2019
$2,827 (+7.6%)
$268,200
2018
$2,628 (+6.9%)
$250,800
2017
$2,459 (+13.9%)
$232,200
2016
$2,158 (+1.8%)
$196,200
2015
$2,119 (+5.9%)
$175,000
2014
$2,000
$159,000
2013
$1,999 (+3.8%)
$152,100
2012
$1,926 (+2.0%)
$147,700
2009
$1,889 (+1.8%)
$147,700
2006
$1,855
$174,500
*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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