Prime location! Large top floor studio in a classic brick building located between Harvard, Central & Inman Squares. This charming unit features: kitchen with large pass through ideal for entertaining, sleeping alcove, beautiful hardwood floors, built-ins and newer windows. The property offers elevator, common laundry, storage, bike room, on-site super & possible parking (if owner occupied). Right where you want to be!
CondoProperty Type
1935Year Built
$1,046Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Brian Long• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Cambridge
Immaculate top floor studio in prime location between Harvard, Central & Inman Squares. *Hardwood floors *Gas cooking *NEW Windows *Elevator *Must see! OH Sun 3/7/04 11:30-1:30
Public Records
Nov 14, 2000
Sold
$160,000
$340/sq ft
Public Records
Jan 20, 1984
Sold
$35,000
$74/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,721 (+13.3%)
$428,500
2024
$2,402 (−5.6%)
$405,700
2023
$2,544 (−0.6%)
$434,200
2022
$2,559 (−1.7%)
$432,300
2021
$2,604 (+3.6%)
$445,200
2020
$2,514 (+4.4%)
$437,300
2019
$2,407 (+3.0%)
$405,200
2018
$2,336 (+4.4%)
$371,400
2017
$2,238 (+8.3%)
$344,900
2016
$2,067 (+1.2%)
$295,700
2015
$2,043 (+4.6%)
$261,300
2014
$1,953 (−1.3%)
$233,000
2013
$1,978 (−0.4%)
$228,400
2012
$1,986 (+3.9%)
$234,200
2011
$1,911
$234,200
2010
$1,911 (+7.9%)
$234,200
2009
$1,771
$234,200
Tax history for 395 Broadway Unit R5A
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,721 (+13.3%)
$428,500
2024
$2,402 (−5.6%)
$405,700
2023
$2,544 (−0.6%)
$434,200
2022
$2,559 (−1.7%)
$432,300
2021
$2,604 (+3.6%)
$445,200
2020
$2,514 (+4.4%)
$437,300
2019
$2,407 (+3.0%)
$405,200
2018
$2,336 (+4.4%)
$371,400
2017
$2,238 (+8.3%)
$344,900
2016
$2,067 (+1.2%)
$295,700
2015
$2,043 (+4.6%)
$261,300
2014
$1,953 (−1.3%)
$233,000
2013
$1,978 (−0.4%)
$228,400
2012
$1,986 (+3.9%)
$234,200
2011
$1,911
$234,200
2010
$1,911 (+7.9%)
$234,200
2009
$1,771
$234,200
*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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