Located in a prime Brookline neighborhood on Fisher Hill, this free-standing condominium is one of the most unique residences in the area. Currently used as a home office and guest overflow space, it is also perfectly suited as a pied-a-terre, long term guest/caregiver space, cozy first home or investment property. There is a path from the driveway with an assigned parking space to this charming cottage. Inside, find a nice-sized living room with a wood-burning fireplace. The living room opens to the kitchen, smartly designed to maximize the space. Off the kitchen is an updated full bathroom. There is a sloped ladder in the living room that provides access to the sleeping loft, which is also a great storage area. Wonderful natural light. It is a third of a mile to Brookline High School, less than half a mile to the Brookline Hills T station & Runkle Elementary, and around the corner from Brookline Reservoir. This location is an easy commute to the Longwood Area and downtown Boston.
CondoProperty Type
1927Year Built
$850Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Matt Montgomery Group• Compass
Bought with Elizabeth Hays Noonan• RE/MAX On the Charles
Can be purchased alone or as a package with 20 Buckminster Rd #1, MLS #71978918. Total price for both units $1,475,000. Is this Brookline or are we in the woods? As you enter this cozy cottage you will forget that you're in the city. It feels like a mountain cabin complete with wood-burning fireplace and sleeping loft with ladder. This detached, deeded condo has been used as an income property for many years but would make a fantastic art studio, au pair suite, teenage hangout or ......?? Complete with kitchen and full bathroom, lots of common outdoor space for a grill and some outdoor furniture. Designated parking space in driveway. A most unusual opportunity to own a tranquil getaway in the city. As Tiny Houses go, this one has a ton of potential. Taxes will be $1302 with residential exemption.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,589 (+0.8%)
$460,300
2022
$4,554 (+5.0%)
$446,900
2021
$4,337 (+4.7%)
$442,500
2020
$4,141 (+5.9%)
$438,200
2019
$3,910 (+4.0%)
$417,300
2018
$3,759 (+3.4%)
$397,400
2017
$3,636 (+4.3%)
$368,000
2016
$3,485 (+7.3%)
$334,500
2015
$3,248 (+4.8%)
$304,100
2014
$3,100 (+2.6%)
$272,200
2013
$3,021 (+2.2%)
$259,300
2012
$2,956 (+1.2%)
$259,300
2011
$2,922 (+3.0%)
$258,600
2010
$2,837 (+2.6%)
$258,600
2009
$2,764
$258,600
Tax history for 20 Buckminster Rd #3
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,589 (+0.8%)
$460,300
2022
$4,554 (+5.0%)
$446,900
2021
$4,337 (+4.7%)
$442,500
2020
$4,141 (+5.9%)
$438,200
2019
$3,910 (+4.0%)
$417,300
2018
$3,759 (+3.4%)
$397,400
2017
$3,636 (+4.3%)
$368,000
2016
$3,485 (+7.3%)
$334,500
2015
$3,248 (+4.8%)
$304,100
2014
$3,100 (+2.6%)
$272,200
2013
$3,021 (+2.2%)
$259,300
2012
$2,956 (+1.2%)
$259,300
2011
$2,922 (+3.0%)
$258,600
2010
$2,837 (+2.6%)
$258,600
2009
$2,764
$258,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Association Fee Includes: Water, Sewer, Insurance, Trash
Location Information
Directions: On Buckminster between Sumner and Philbrick. Please do NOT park in driveway.
UnparsedAddress: 20 Buckminster Rd # 3, Brookline MA 02445
Community Information
Senior CommunityYN: No
Community Features: Public Transportation, Shopping, Park, Walk/Jog Trails, Conservation Area, Public School, T-Station
Pets Allowed: Yes
Public facts
Beds: 1
Baths: 1.0
Sq. Ft.: 604
Stories: 1.0
Lot Size: —
Style: Condo/Co-op
Year Built: 1927
Year Renovated: —
County: Norfolk County
APN: 38838
Home facts updated by county records on Aug 26, 2023
Other
Listing Information
StandardStatus: Closed
Around this home
Schools
William H Lincoln School
Public K-8 • Assigned • 0.2mi
9/10
Brookline High School
Public 9-12 • Assigned • 0.3mi
8/10
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Lifestyle
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