Connected Beyond Convention. Set within Cleveland Circle, one of Brighton’s most desirable and well-connected neighborhoods, 72 Strathmore Road, Unit 7B offers an inviting opportunity to own a thoughtfully updated one-bedroom residence with a private balcony. Approximately 675 square feet, the home combines comfortable living with the convenience and ease of condominium ownership, complemented by 8.5-foot ceilings that enhance the sense of openness throughout. Location is a defining feature. Three MBTA Green Line branches, B, C, and D, are within close proximity, along with multiple bus routes, providing convenient access to Boston, the Longwood Medical Area, universities, shops, restaurants, and beyond. Despite this exceptional connectivity, the setting remains pleasantly quiet.The updated kitchen features granite countertops, custom cabinetry, ample storage, and ceramic tile flooring, while the refreshed bathroom also features ceramic tile. Built-in shelving adds character and practical storage. The private balcony provides a welcome outdoor retreat, while the third-floor position offers added separation from street-level activity and exposure to the elements.This pet-friendly condominium is professionally managed. The $421 monthly condominium fee includes heat, hot and cold water, sewer, building maintenance, landscaping, snow removal, trash and recycling, master insurance, and fire alarm and sprinkler system maintenance. Building parking is available for monthly rental on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability; the seller does not currently rent a parking space. The PAX armoire-closet and entry picture-hanging hardware are included. A thoughtfully updated residence offering the rare combination of connectivity, tranquility, outdoor space, 8.5-foot ceilings, and effortless condominium living in Cleveland Circle.
Commonwealth, located between Kenmore Square and Cleveland Circle, is a residential and academic Boston neighborhood with a grand boulevard and a linear park median. Commonwealth Avenue’s tree-lined Mall concentrates the area’s rhythm, where runners, dog walkers, and cyclists pass rows of brownstones and stately apartment buildings. The CITGO sign at Kenmore Square and the sweep of Commonwealth Avenue frame a streetscape of brick, bay windows, and stoops. Cultural pillars include the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Symphony Hall, and the Museum of Fine Arts. Green Line stops stitch together cafés, small restaurants, and campus edges along the avenue.
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Offer insights
72 Strathmore Unit 7B · $429,900
$438K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $438K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
11 days
The average home goes pending in 51 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
97.4%
Most homes are selling 3% below list price.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Interior features
- Broadband internet availability
- Basement
Bedrooms
- Primary bedroom on the third level
- Closet
- Cable hookup
Bathrooms
- One full bathroom on the third level
- Tiled tub and shower
Kitchen
- Kitchen on the third level
- Breakfast bar or nook
- Upgraded cabinets
- Ceiling fan
- Gas stove
- Range, dishwasher, disposal, microwave, and refrigerator
Laundry & utility
- Laundry in the basement
Flooring
- Hardwood and tile
Heating & cooling
- Hot water heating
Exterior features
- Exterior balcony
Home design
- Condominium
- Fourth-floor building with third-level unit entry
Utilities
- Public water
- Public sewer
- Fuse electrical system
HOA & community
- Monthly association fee of $421
- Fee includes heat, water, sewer, insurance, grounds maintenance, snow removal, and trash
- Association hot water
- Community access to public transportation, shopping, a pool, parks, walking and jogging trails, medical facilities, a laundromat, conservation areas, highway access, houses of worship, private schools, a T station, and a university
Electricity and solar
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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.