Top floor unit with no one walking above you! Great view over the top of the neighboring roofs. Elevator in building. Lots of natural light. Winter view of the Hancock and Prudential towers. Recent updates include new insulated windows thruout installed 3/18. Refinished hardwood floors 2/18. Interior painting 2/18. Refrigerator is included. Laundry facilities in abutting building. Common area updates include new roof 2007, heating system 2010 and hot water storage tank 2018. Green line train stop is across the street from the front of the building. Great location near Clevland Circle shops and eateries, Riely Memorial Recreation Center with ice rink and outdoor pool, Chestnut Hill Reservoir and trail, and Boston College. Kitchen and bathroom in need of rehab. Vacant and easy to see.
SUNNY UPPER FLOOR UNIT IN ELEVATORED BUILDING MODERN KITCHEN WIHT NEWER CABINETS AND APPLIANCES CERAMIC TILED BATH RECENTLY SANDED OAK FLOORS, OVERALL GOOD CONDITION GREAT LOCATION, RENTED FOR $775 THROUGH 8/31/96
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$3,896 (+4.6%)
$362,800
2022
$3,724 (+2.8%)
$342,300
2021
$3,624 (+13.1%)
$339,600
2020
$3,203 (+2.2%)
$303,300
2019
$3,135 (+7.6%)
$297,400
2018
$2,914 (+6.9%)
$278,100
2017
$2,727 (+12.6%)
$257,500
2016
$2,421 (+5.7%)
$220,100
2015
$2,291 (+5.9%)
$189,200
2014
$2,164
$172,000
2013
$2,163 (−1.4%)
$164,600
2012
$2,193 (+0.7%)
$168,200
2009
$2,177 (+11.9%)
$170,200
2006
$1,946
$183,100
Tax history for 5 Braemore Rd #19
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$3,896 (+4.6%)
$362,800
2022
$3,724 (+2.8%)
$342,300
2021
$3,624 (+13.1%)
$339,600
2020
$3,203 (+2.2%)
$303,300
2019
$3,135 (+7.6%)
$297,400
2018
$2,914 (+6.9%)
$278,100
2017
$2,727 (+12.6%)
$257,500
2016
$2,421 (+5.7%)
$220,100
2015
$2,291 (+5.9%)
$189,200
2014
$2,164
$172,000
2013
$2,163 (−1.4%)
$164,600
2012
$2,193 (+0.7%)
$168,200
2009
$2,177 (+11.9%)
$170,200
2006
$1,946
$183,100
*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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