Sun-filled corner 2 bedroom unit located in the heart of vibrant Inman Square. This well laid out condo with spacious bedrooms has hardwood floors throughout. Needs updating.
CondoProperty Type
1964Year Built
$748Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Dino Confalone• Keller Williams Realty Boston Northwest
Listed by • Keller Williams Realty Boston Northwest
Bought with Anita Lin• Keller Williams Realty Boston Northwest
Inman Square! This 2BR unit, located on the second floor, goes from corner-to-corner in the front of the building, with windows on three sides. It features great natural light, a fireplace in the living room, and one off-street parking space. The hardwood floors shine and each bedroom has more than ample closet space. Coin-op laundry in building. Located just steps away from Inman Square shops and restaurants. The lobby was updated in 2004.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,966 (+9.6%)
$624,600
2024
$3,619 (+1.4%)
$611,400
2023
$3,569 (+1.3%)
$609,100
2022
$3,524 (+3.0%)
$595,300
2021
$3,422 (+2.6%)
$584,900
2020
$3,336 (+4.1%)
$580,100
2019
$3,204 (+2.6%)
$539,400
2018
$3,122 (+6.0%)
$496,300
2017
$2,945 (+3.5%)
$453,800
2016
$2,846 (+0.9%)
$407,200
2015
$2,821 (+3.9%)
$360,700
2014
$2,715 (−1.1%)
$324,000
2013
$2,744 (+3.1%)
$316,900
2012
$2,662 (+3.9%)
$313,900
2011
$2,561
$313,900
2010
$2,561 (+7.9%)
$313,900
2009
$2,373
$313,900
Tax history for 135 Inman St #7
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,966 (+9.6%)
$624,600
2024
$3,619 (+1.4%)
$611,400
2023
$3,569 (+1.3%)
$609,100
2022
$3,524 (+3.0%)
$595,300
2021
$3,422 (+2.6%)
$584,900
2020
$3,336 (+4.1%)
$580,100
2019
$3,204 (+2.6%)
$539,400
2018
$3,122 (+6.0%)
$496,300
2017
$2,945 (+3.5%)
$453,800
2016
$2,846 (+0.9%)
$407,200
2015
$2,821 (+3.9%)
$360,700
2014
$2,715 (−1.1%)
$324,000
2013
$2,744 (+3.1%)
$316,900
2012
$2,662 (+3.9%)
$313,900
2011
$2,561
$313,900
2010
$2,561 (+7.9%)
$313,900
2009
$2,373
$313,900
*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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