Nicely renovated 8-rm 4-bedroom antique colonial with restored wide plank flooring, new kitchen, newly plastered walls and ceilings, two updated full baths, great architectural detail and high ceilings throughout. Huge walk-in closet in the master bedroom. Other updates include furnace, electric, hot water heater, outdoor siding, cabinets, floors, patio, & front portico. Large walk-up attic. Great fenced in yard. Heated tool shed. Close to popular school, shopping, and rt 9.
Single-familyProperty Type
1817Year Built
0.26 acresLot Size
$333Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
4 spacesParking
Listed by Kathy Kessel• Prudential Town and Country
CHARMING N.E.STYLE 4 OVER 4 COLONIAL WITH MODERN LGE.COUNTRY KITCHEN. RESTORED PLANK FLOORING,REPLASERED CEILINGS AND REFINISHED HORSE HAIR PLASTERED WALLS.ALL ORIGINAL DETAILS WHERE POSSIBLE RESTORED NOT REPLACED!A MUST SEE HOME.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,741 (+6.6%)
$262,600 + $385,700
$648,300
2024
$7,260 (+4.6%)
$234,500 + $348,200
$582,700
2023
$6,942 (+5.4%)
$209,300 + $321,000
$530,300
2022
$6,588 (+3.3%)
$190,000 + $289,500
$479,500
2021
$6,376 (−0.8%)
$182,600 + $271,200
$453,800
2020
$6,428 (+0.1%)
$165,900 + $263,200
$429,100
2019
$6,420 (−0.5%)
$165,900 + $251,500
$417,400
2018
$6,455 (+2.5%)
$159,700 + $235,800
$395,500
2017
$6,300 (−1.6%)
$155,100 + $221,900
$377,000
2016
$6,403 (+1.4%)
$155,100 + $213,300
$368,400
2015
$6,315 (+10.7%)
$155,000 + $199,400
$354,400
2014
$5,706 (−0.9%)
$149,100 + $162,900
$312,000
2013
$5,755 (+6.2%)
$149,100 + $173,500
$322,600
2012
$5,417 (+22.8%)
$145,300 + $174,500
$319,800
2011
$4,410 (−2.8%)
$142,900 + $132,200
$275,100
2010
$4,538 (+0.6%)
$176,100 + $136,400
$312,500
2009
$4,512
$220,900 + $130,800
$351,700
Tax history for 101 Salem End Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,741 (+6.6%)
$262,600 + $385,700
$648,300
2024
$7,260 (+4.6%)
$234,500 + $348,200
$582,700
2023
$6,942 (+5.4%)
$209,300 + $321,000
$530,300
2022
$6,588 (+3.3%)
$190,000 + $289,500
$479,500
2021
$6,376 (−0.8%)
$182,600 + $271,200
$453,800
2020
$6,428 (+0.1%)
$165,900 + $263,200
$429,100
2019
$6,420 (−0.5%)
$165,900 + $251,500
$417,400
2018
$6,455 (+2.5%)
$159,700 + $235,800
$395,500
2017
$6,300 (−1.6%)
$155,100 + $221,900
$377,000
2016
$6,403 (+1.4%)
$155,100 + $213,300
$368,400
2015
$6,315 (+10.7%)
$155,000 + $199,400
$354,400
2014
$5,706 (−0.9%)
$149,100 + $162,900
$312,000
2013
$5,755 (+6.2%)
$149,100 + $173,500
$322,600
2012
$5,417 (+22.8%)
$145,300 + $174,500
$319,800
2011
$4,410 (−2.8%)
$142,900 + $132,200
$275,100
2010
$4,538 (+0.6%)
$176,100 + $136,400
$312,500
2009
$4,512
$220,900 + $130,800
$351,700
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
4
Baths
2
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.27 Acres
Year renovated
1975
Sq. Ft.
2,210
Year built
1817
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Middlesex County
APN
494661
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 16, 2026.
R-1
Single Residence District
The purpose of the residential districts is to preserve the character of residential neighborhoods. The City contains five different residential zoning districts: Single Residence R-1 Single Residence R2 Single Residence R-3 Single Residence R-4 and General Residence G. Each district varies in lot area, frontage, setbacks, open space Percentage, and height requirements. The R-1 and the G Districts contain the densest single family neighborhoods, while decreasing in density through to the R-4 District which contains the least dense and largest lots within Framingham