Make this bright and spacious top floor your new home! You will love the light in each room with beautiful Western and Southern exposure. The four room floor plan can use this as a one or two bedroom unit and anxious for your personal touches. The front and back porches are a bonus and add additional living space for enjoying the passing seasons. Other amenities include one car parking and basement storage space. This is a very affordable option with a great location very close to walking, running, and golfing in Franklin Park & Minton Stables Garden as well as easy access to central Jamaica Plain and the Orange Line T at Green and Forest Hills. This is your opportunity to a part of this vibrant and changing Washington Street corridor.
FRESH & BRIGHT TOP FLOOR UNIT IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. ONE PLUS BR W/ MODERN KIT. & BATH. DEEDED PARKING & LAUNDRY IN BLDG. GREAT FRONT & BACK DECKS. EXTERIOR PAINT COMPLETED THIS SPRING.
Public Records
Jul 8, 1988
Sold
$87,000
$116/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,713 (+4.6%)
$438,800
2022
$4,504 (+7.1%)
$414,000
2021
$4,207 (+19.7%)
$394,300
2020
$3,515 (+4.2%)
$332,900
2019
$3,373 (+7.5%)
$320,000
2018
$3,139 (+4.9%)
$299,500
2017
$2,993 (+3.0%)
$282,600
2016
$2,905 (+7.2%)
$264,100
2015
$2,709 (+2.1%)
$223,700
2014
$2,654 (+1.5%)
$211,000
2013
$2,615 (+15.7%)
$199,000
2012
$2,260 (+1.9%)
$173,300
2009
$2,217 (+22.6%)
$173,300
2006
$1,809
$170,200
Tax history for 75 Rossmore Rd #6
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,713 (+4.6%)
$438,800
2022
$4,504 (+7.1%)
$414,000
2021
$4,207 (+19.7%)
$394,300
2020
$3,515 (+4.2%)
$332,900
2019
$3,373 (+7.5%)
$320,000
2018
$3,139 (+4.9%)
$299,500
2017
$2,993 (+3.0%)
$282,600
2016
$2,905 (+7.2%)
$264,100
2015
$2,709 (+2.1%)
$223,700
2014
$2,654 (+1.5%)
$211,000
2013
$2,615 (+15.7%)
$199,000
2012
$2,260 (+1.9%)
$173,300
2009
$2,217 (+22.6%)
$173,300
2006
$1,809
$170,200
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
The Three-Family Residential (3F) Subdistricts are established to preserve low density three-family areas with a variety of housing types appropriate to the existing fabric, including one-, two-, and three-family Dwellings, to preserve existing structures, to provide for new infill construction appropriate to the existing fabric, and to allow minor changes to occur as of right. In a 3F Subdistrict, the maximum number of Dwelling Units allowed in a single Building, including a Town House Building or Row House Building, is 3, except where otherwise specified in Table A of this Article.