The $million dollar view for a fraction of the price is always available in this beautiful spacious 2-bedroom, 9-foot ceilings top-penthouse unit in the well-run Chiswick Court condominium complex. Location is premium as Cleveland Circle and all that it has to offer is within a short walk. The updated bathroom, extra closet space, large foyer and separate dining area off the kitchen provide the luxury and comfort of a much more expensive unit. The common roof deck is rare and priceless .
CondoProperty Type
1929Year Built
0.51 acresLot Size
$603Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 spacesParking
Listed by Lisa Glucksman Brenner• Prudential Edna Kranz Realty
Listed by Mario Boccabella• Prudential Edna Kranz Realty
ENJOY THE CITY VIEWS FROM THIS TOP FLOOR UNIT IN THE HEART OF CLEVELAND CIRCLE -- ELEVATOR BUILDING -COMMON ROOF DECK UPDATED KITCHEN, SMALL DINING AREA, HARDWOOD FLOORS RENTAL PARKING SPACE MAY BE AVAILABLE A GREAT BUILDING!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$5,015 (+4.6%)
$466,900
2022
$4,793 (+3.0%)
$440,500
2021
$4,655 (+0.5%)
$436,300
2020
$4,634 (+2.2%)
$438,800
2019
$4,534 (+7.6%)
$430,200
2018
$4,215 (+6.8%)
$402,200
2017
$3,945 (+6.4%)
$372,500
2016
$3,707 (+7.6%)
$337,000
2015
$3,444 (+5.9%)
$284,394
2014
$3,251
$258,447
2013
$3,249 (−1.6%)
$247,287
2012
$3,303 (−5.7%)
$253,300
2009
$3,502 (+7.7%)
$273,800
2006
$3,251
$305,800
Tax history for 4 Chiswick Rd #41
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$5,015 (+4.6%)
$466,900
2022
$4,793 (+3.0%)
$440,500
2021
$4,655 (+0.5%)
$436,300
2020
$4,634 (+2.2%)
$438,800
2019
$4,534 (+7.6%)
$430,200
2018
$4,215 (+6.8%)
$402,200
2017
$3,945 (+6.4%)
$372,500
2016
$3,707 (+7.6%)
$337,000
2015
$3,444 (+5.9%)
$284,394
2014
$3,251
$258,447
2013
$3,249 (−1.6%)
$247,287
2012
$3,303 (−5.7%)
$253,300
2009
$3,502 (+7.7%)
$273,800
2006
$3,251
$305,800
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Multifamily Residential Subdistricts, as indicated by the designation MFR on said Maps. The Multifamily Residential Subdistricts are established to encourage medium density multifamily areas with a variety of allowed housing types including one-, two- and three-family Dwellings, Row Houses, Town Houses, and multifamily Dwellings.