Expansive top-floor 2 bed condo in Brookline’s coveted Washington Square. Lovingly updated throughout with modern amenities and attention to period details. White kitchen features granite countertops, herringbone tile floors, stainless appliances, and gas cooking. Stunning four-piece Italian marble bath with soaking tub. Butler’s pantry boasts in-unit laundry and storage aplenty; oversized bedroom closets customized with California Closet systems. Charming details include crown molding, wood-burning fireplace, restored radiators, French doors, vintage wood wainscoting, and refinished hardwood floors. Soak in the seasons and abundant natural light through oversized windows. Private screened-in porch and private storage in basement. Steps to parks, schools, C and D lines, and all of Washington Sq’s offerings. 2 separate parking spaces available for additional $100k a short walk away off Addington Path. HOA fee includes heat and hw. Offers, if any, requested Tuesday 9/11 by 2pm.
CondoProperty Type
1935Year Built
$673Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 spacesParking
Listed by Christina Dinardi• Keller Williams Realty Boston-Metro | Back Bay
Washington Square! Striking 5rm, 2br condo with high ceilings, great sunlight and views of the Boston Skyline. Hardwood floors, living room with fireplace, separate dining room with natural wood wainscoating and French Doors. 2001 kitchen with recessed lighting, granite counters, plus private porch. Master bedroom with detailed molding. Four piece bath. Front and back windows replaced 2008-2011. Laundry in unit. Transferrable rental parking. Supberb location close to T, restaurants and shops.
MLS PIN #70046720
Aug 23, 2004
Sold
$443,000
$349/sq ft
Jun 14, 2004
Listing Removed
—
Jun 8, 2004
Listed
$439,000
$346/sq ft
WASHINGTON SQUARE. STUNNING RENOVATED 5 ROOM, 2 BEDRM, SEASONAL BOSTON VIEWS. 2001 KITCHEN, PORCHES/BREAKFAST BAR. 18'X12' LIVING RM, 16'X12' DINING RM. TRANSFERRABLE RENTAL PKG THRU 2004.
Public Records
Oct 29, 1999
Sold
$217,600
$171/sq ft
Public Records
Aug 9, 1996
Sold
$184,000
$145/sq ft
Public Records
Jul 15, 1994
Sold
$166,000
$131/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$8,547 (−0.2%)
$857,300
2022
$8,565 (+5.0%)
$840,500
2021
$8,157 (+4.8%)
$832,300
2020
$7,787 (+5.9%)
$824,000
2019
$7,354 (+5.4%)
$784,800
2018
$6,976 (+5.2%)
$737,400
2017
$6,629 (+4.3%)
$671,000
2016
$6,356 (+7.3%)
$610,000
2015
$5,923 (+3.0%)
$554,600
2014
$5,753 (+3.8%)
$505,100
2013
$5,544 (+2.2%)
$475,900
2012
$5,425 (−0.1%)
$475,900
2011
$5,433 (+3.0%)
$480,800
2010
$5,274 (+2.6%)
$480,800
2009
$5,140
$480,800
Tax history for 119 Winthrop Rd Unit 5C
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$8,547 (−0.2%)
$857,300
2022
$8,565 (+5.0%)
$840,500
2021
$8,157 (+4.8%)
$832,300
2020
$7,787 (+5.9%)
$824,000
2019
$7,354 (+5.4%)
$784,800
2018
$6,976 (+5.2%)
$737,400
2017
$6,629 (+4.3%)
$671,000
2016
$6,356 (+7.3%)
$610,000
2015
$5,923 (+3.0%)
$554,600
2014
$5,753 (+3.8%)
$505,100
2013
$5,544 (+2.2%)
$475,900
2012
$5,425 (−0.1%)
$475,900
2011
$5,433 (+3.0%)
$480,800
2010
$5,274 (+2.6%)
$480,800
2009
$5,140
$480,800
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
UnparsedAddress: 119 Winthrop Rd # 5C, Brookline MA 02445
Community Information
Senior CommunityYN: No
Community Features: Public Transportation, Shopping, Pool, Tennis Court(s), Park, Walk/Jog Trails, Golf, Medical Facility, Laundromat, Bike Path, Public School, University
Pets Allowed: Yes
Public facts
Beds: 2
Baths: 1.0
Sq. Ft.: 1,269
Stories: 1.0
Lot Size: —
Style: Condo/Co-op
Year Built: 1935
Year Renovated: —
County: Norfolk County
APN: 37253
Home facts updated by county records on Jul 20, 2023
Other
Listing Information
StandardStatus: Closed
Around this home
Schools
Michael Driscoll School
Public K-8 • Assigned • 0.2mi
9/10
Brookline High School
Public 9-12 • Assigned • 0.4mi
8/10
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