Open Sun January 12*12:30-2 !!Sunny & Bright home tucked away at end of a very private cul de sac,yet less than 15 miles to Boston. Updated Kitchen w/ GRANITE*4 season Sunroom addition built 2002 features skylights,cathedral ceiling & 3 walls of glass windows overlooks Gorgeous park-like SPECTACULAR yard.Plus bonus room offers possibilty of den, dining rm, playroom. Updated Bath w/ tubfitter. NEW Carpet, replacement windows, NEWER roof. NEW appliances, New Granite and Tile.
Single-familyProperty Type
1954Year Built
0.28 acresLot Size
$411Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
6 spacesParking
Listed by Pam Pinto• Realty Direct Metrowest
Bought with Robert Ross• Realty Executives Boston West
Pristine ranch tucked away at the end of a cul de sac in N. Framingham yet minutes from major routes. Family room addition in 2002 features skylights, cathedral ceiling and 3 walls of windows which overlook a park-like,fenced in gorgeous yard w/patio and huge storage shed. Bonus room offers the possibilty of a playroom, dining room or 4th bedroom. Neutral decor,new replacement windows, newer roof and new oil tank. Immaculate home..shows nicely! $1000 BONUS TO SELLING AGENT IF CLOSED BY 2/28/06
MLS PIN #30247363
Sep 28, 1998
Sold
$169,000
$114/sq ft
Aug 18, 1998
Listing Removed
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Aug 5, 1998
Listed
$169,900
$114/sq ft
MINT RANCH ON THE CUL-DE-SAC! VERY PRIVATE. CONSERVATION BEHIND,NEW CARPETS,RECENT VINYL WINDOWS MANY OTHER UPGRADES. GREAT NORTHSIDE LOCATION! GREAT BACKYARD!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,209 (+5.1%)
$263,200 + $256,800
$520,000
2024
$5,909 (+5.6%)
$235,100 + $239,100
$474,200
2023
$5,596 (+5.9%)
$209,800 + $217,700
$427,500
2022
$5,283 (+2.8%)
$190,400 + $194,100
$384,500
2021
$5,138 (+0.4%)
$183,000 + $182,700
$365,700
2020
$5,117 (+1.5%)
$166,300 + $175,300
$341,600
2019
$5,043 (+0.9%)
$166,300 + $161,600
$327,900
2018
$4,999 (+2.0%)
$160,100 + $146,200
$306,300
2017
$4,901 (+2.8%)
$155,400 + $137,900
$293,300
2016
$4,769 (+0.9%)
$155,400 + $119,000
$274,400
2015
$4,726 (+1.9%)
$155,500 + $109,700
$265,200
2014
$4,637 (+1.2%)
$148,400 + $105,100
$253,500
2013
$4,581 (+3.1%)
$148,400 + $108,400
$256,800
2012
$4,445 (+13.4%)
$163,100 + $99,300
$262,400
2011
$3,921 (+2.0%)
$159,600 + $85,000
$244,600
2010
$3,846 (+8.5%)
$177,400 + $87,500
$264,900
2009
$3,545
$202,100 + $74,200
$276,300
Tax history for 66 Riner St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,209 (+5.1%)
$263,200 + $256,800
$520,000
2024
$5,909 (+5.6%)
$235,100 + $239,100
$474,200
2023
$5,596 (+5.9%)
$209,800 + $217,700
$427,500
2022
$5,283 (+2.8%)
$190,400 + $194,100
$384,500
2021
$5,138 (+0.4%)
$183,000 + $182,700
$365,700
2020
$5,117 (+1.5%)
$166,300 + $175,300
$341,600
2019
$5,043 (+0.9%)
$166,300 + $161,600
$327,900
2018
$4,999 (+2.0%)
$160,100 + $146,200
$306,300
2017
$4,901 (+2.8%)
$155,400 + $137,900
$293,300
2016
$4,769 (+0.9%)
$155,400 + $119,000
$274,400
2015
$4,726 (+1.9%)
$155,500 + $109,700
$265,200
2014
$4,637 (+1.2%)
$148,400 + $105,100
$253,500
2013
$4,581 (+3.1%)
$148,400 + $108,400
$256,800
2012
$4,445 (+13.4%)
$163,100 + $99,300
$262,400
2011
$3,921 (+2.0%)
$159,600 + $85,000
$244,600
2010
$3,846 (+8.5%)
$177,400 + $87,500
$264,900
2009
$3,545
$202,100 + $74,200
$276,300
*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
3
Baths
1
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.28 Acres
Year renovated
1966
Sq. Ft.
1,496
Year built
1954
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Middlesex County
APN
504309
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 16, 2026.
R-3
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