Rare front corner 1 bd unit in elevator bldg. Oversized liv. rm, remodeled kitch w/eat-in area & flr to ceiling pantry & new appl. inc. full size Dishw, stove, Fridge and microwave. Excellent clos. space w/entry coat closet,linen & two bdrm closets. Southwest orientation & many windows, nice views, sunfilled space in all rms. Bedrm is lrg and Foyer offers options for desk, dining or library area. Priv.storage area. Rental parking. Easy walk to Harvard, Central or Inman Sq.down scenic Streets
CondoProperty Type
1935Year Built
$906Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Lisa Johnson• RE/MAX Destiny
Bought with Sheila Goddess• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Brookline
POSSIBLE RENTAL PRKING/$50/MO.! VERY SUNNY CORNER UNIT W/ EXPANSIVE VIEWS, PROFESSIONALLY MANAGED ELEVATOR BLDG W/ RESIDENT SUPER. GLEAMING OAK FLOORS. EAT IN CAB. KITCHEN, UPDATED CT BATH. WALK TO HARVARD/CENTRAL! ONE PET OK.
Public Records
Dec 3, 1976
Sold
$26,000
$35/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,736 (+10.1%)
$588,300
2024
$3,392 (−0.1%)
$573,000
2023
$3,396 (−0.5%)
$579,500
2022
$3,414 (−1.5%)
$576,700
2021
$3,466 (+2.9%)
$592,400
2020
$3,367 (+4.4%)
$585,600
2019
$3,224 (+3.1%)
$542,700
2018
$3,128 (+6.0%)
$497,300
2017
$2,952 (+5.3%)
$454,800
2016
$2,804 (+1.2%)
$401,100
2015
$2,772 (+4.6%)
$354,500
2014
$2,649 (−2.0%)
$316,100
2013
$2,703 (+3.2%)
$312,100
2012
$2,619 (+3.9%)
$308,900
2011
$2,521
$308,900
2010
$2,521 (+8.0%)
$308,900
2009
$2,335
$308,900
Tax history for 395 Broadway Unit R3F
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,736 (+10.1%)
$588,300
2024
$3,392 (−0.1%)
$573,000
2023
$3,396 (−0.5%)
$579,500
2022
$3,414 (−1.5%)
$576,700
2021
$3,466 (+2.9%)
$592,400
2020
$3,367 (+4.4%)
$585,600
2019
$3,224 (+3.1%)
$542,700
2018
$3,128 (+6.0%)
$497,300
2017
$2,952 (+5.3%)
$454,800
2016
$2,804 (+1.2%)
$401,100
2015
$2,772 (+4.6%)
$354,500
2014
$2,649 (−2.0%)
$316,100
2013
$2,703 (+3.2%)
$312,100
2012
$2,619 (+3.9%)
$308,900
2011
$2,521
$308,900
2010
$2,521 (+8.0%)
$308,900
2009
$2,335
$308,900
*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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