Vibrant Inman Square! Stylishly renovated 1 bedroom with great light and wood floors. Bonus: 1parking space. Newer wall a/c, coin op laundry in basement. Condo fee includes heat and hot water. Steps to Inman. Easy access to Harvard, Central and MIT. Best buy, best location.
CondoProperty Type
1964Year Built
$1,050Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Ann Sabbey• RE/MAX Destiny
Bought with Kim Walker Chin• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Cambridge - Huron Ave.
This third floor one bedroom condo is located in a brick building with a high percentage of owner occupants. Professionally managed, it features hardwood floors and a quiet, corner location. The living room/kitchen recieves light all day with an eastern exposure. There is laundry and bike storage in the building. 1 deeded parking space is included. Could use a fresh coat of paint, otherwise a great space at a great price. Walk to Central Square and Red Line.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,991 (+12.2%)
$471,100
2024
$2,665 (−3.1%)
$450,100
2023
$2,751 (−0.7%)
$469,500
2022
$2,769 (+3.2%)
$467,700
2021
$2,683 (+0.1%)
$458,600
2020
$2,680 (+4.1%)
$466,100
2019
$2,575 (+2.6%)
$433,500
2018
$2,510 (+8.4%)
$399,100
2017
$2,316 (+5.6%)
$356,800
2016
$2,194 (+1.0%)
$313,900
2015
$2,173 (+3.7%)
$277,900
2014
$2,095 (+2.6%)
$250,000
2013
$2,041 (+3.1%)
$235,700
2012
$1,979 (+3.9%)
$233,400
2011
$1,905
$233,400
2010
$1,905 (+7.9%)
$233,400
2009
$1,765
$233,400
Tax history for 135 Inman St #8
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,991 (+12.2%)
$471,100
2024
$2,665 (−3.1%)
$450,100
2023
$2,751 (−0.7%)
$469,500
2022
$2,769 (+3.2%)
$467,700
2021
$2,683 (+0.1%)
$458,600
2020
$2,680 (+4.1%)
$466,100
2019
$2,575 (+2.6%)
$433,500
2018
$2,510 (+8.4%)
$399,100
2017
$2,316 (+5.6%)
$356,800
2016
$2,194 (+1.0%)
$313,900
2015
$2,173 (+3.7%)
$277,900
2014
$2,095 (+2.6%)
$250,000
2013
$2,041 (+3.1%)
$235,700
2012
$1,979 (+3.9%)
$233,400
2011
$1,905
$233,400
2010
$1,905 (+7.9%)
$233,400
2009
$1,765
$233,400
*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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