This bright and spacious top floor condominium has been tastefully remodeled and is move-in ready. The stylish 2020 kitchen showcases cream-colored cabinetry, sleek granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. In June 2025, the unit received fresh interior paint, beautifully refinished floors in a rich walnut stain, and an updated bathroom complete with a new vanity and mirror. Thoughtfully designed, the home features a well-proportioned layout, skylights that fill the space with natural light, a balcony, and a deeded parking space. Ideally located near Brookline, the Green Line, shops, and restaurants, and the Reservoir, this pristine property is truly a lovely offering.
SUNNY AND SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM UNIT ON THE BROOKLINE LINE, W/GLEAMING HARDWOOD FLOORS. EIK. GRACIOUS FLOOR PLAN IN GREAT COMPLEX, SKYLIGHTS, SHARED PORCH.PARKING ON SEP DEED. TAXES INCL RES EXEMP,TAXES & ASSESSEMENT INCL PARKING SPACE.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,570 (+4.6%)
$425,500
2022
$4,367 (+5.7%)
$401,400
2021
$4,132 (−2.6%)
$387,300
2020
$4,244 (+2.2%)
$401,900
2019
$4,153 (+7.6%)
$394,000
2018
$3,860 (+6.9%)
$368,300
2017
$3,612 (+4.9%)
$341,100
2016
$3,443 (−0.4%)
$313,000
2015
$3,457 (+5.9%)
$285,500
2014
$3,263
$259,400
2013
$3,261 (−0.2%)
$248,200
2012
$3,268 (−0.3%)
$250,600
2009
$3,279 (+11.9%)
$256,400
2006
$2,929
$275,500
Tax history for 88 Strathmore #7
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,570 (+4.6%)
$425,500
2022
$4,367 (+5.7%)
$401,400
2021
$4,132 (−2.6%)
$387,300
2020
$4,244 (+2.2%)
$401,900
2019
$4,153 (+7.6%)
$394,000
2018
$3,860 (+6.9%)
$368,300
2017
$3,612 (+4.9%)
$341,100
2016
$3,443 (−0.4%)
$313,000
2015
$3,457 (+5.9%)
$285,500
2014
$3,263
$259,400
2013
$3,261 (−0.2%)
$248,200
2012
$3,268 (−0.3%)
$250,600
2009
$3,279 (+11.9%)
$256,400
2006
$2,929
$275,500
*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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