QUINTESSENTIAL CHARM...Newton Ctr location. 3 BR + 2 full bath Cape. Impressively large LR with brick F/P & hearth. Formal DR, Spacious EIK, Hardwood floors in exc condt. Finished basement rm (approx 560 sf) perfect for playroom,office or guest rm. Prof landscaped yard with English style garden has brick patio plus a separate tranquil 'zen' space. Three exposures (E,S,W) allows for wonderful light & exposure. Ideal blend of charm, comfort and spaciousness. Atthd garg. Move-In Condition
Single-familyProperty Type
1927Year Built
5,400 sq ftLot Size
$883Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Faith Loeb• Hammond Residential R. E.
Bought with The Clement - Schillin Team• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Newton - Walnut St.
EXCEPTIONALLY SPACIOUS CAPE STYLE HOME--EXCELLENT CONDITION THROUGHOUT! PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION, SHOPPING AND MAJOR ROUTES NEARBY. POPULAR WARD SCHOOL AREA
Public Records
Aug 28, 1992
Sold
$270,000
$154/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$13,845 (+3.8%)
$1,270,500 + $158,300
$1,428,800
2025
$13,336 (+3.4%)
$1,210,000 + $150,800
$1,360,800
2024
$12,895 (+5.9%)
$1,174,800 + $146,400
$1,321,200
2023
$12,180 (+4.5%)
$885,200 + $311,300
$1,196,500
2022
$11,655 (+15.0%)
$819,600 + $288,300
$1,107,900
2021
$10,132 (+3.1%)
$773,200 + $168,400
$941,600
2020
$9,830 (+2.9%)
$773,200 + $168,400
$941,600
2019
$9,553 (+5.0%)
$750,700 + $163,500
$914,200
2018
$9,097 (+3.1%)
$631,800 + $209,000
$840,800
2017
$8,820 (+4.6%)
$596,000 + $197,200
$793,200
2016
$8,436 (+4.9%)
$557,000 + $184,300
$741,300
2015
$8,043 (+0.8%)
$520,600 + $172,200
$692,800
2014
$7,977 (+5.5%)
$478,600 + $179,600
$658,200
2013
$7,563 (+2.9%)
$478,600 + $179,600
$658,200
2012
$7,352 (+2.9%)
$478,600 + $179,600
$658,200
2011
$7,144 (+2.6%)
$482,300 + $173,100
$655,400
2010
$6,962 (+11.5%)
$492,100 + $176,700
$668,800
2009
$6,243
$502,100 + $124,700
$626,800
Tax history for 10 East Boulevard Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$13,845 (+3.8%)
$1,270,500 + $158,300
$1,428,800
2025
$13,336 (+3.4%)
$1,210,000 + $150,800
$1,360,800
2024
$12,895 (+5.9%)
$1,174,800 + $146,400
$1,321,200
2023
$12,180 (+4.5%)
$885,200 + $311,300
$1,196,500
2022
$11,655 (+15.0%)
$819,600 + $288,300
$1,107,900
2021
$10,132 (+3.1%)
$773,200 + $168,400
$941,600
2020
$9,830 (+2.9%)
$773,200 + $168,400
$941,600
2019
$9,553 (+5.0%)
$750,700 + $163,500
$914,200
2018
$9,097 (+3.1%)
$631,800 + $209,000
$840,800
2017
$8,820 (+4.6%)
$596,000 + $197,200
$793,200
2016
$8,436 (+4.9%)
$557,000 + $184,300
$741,300
2015
$8,043 (+0.8%)
$520,600 + $172,200
$692,800
2014
$7,977 (+5.5%)
$478,600 + $179,600
$658,200
2013
$7,563 (+2.9%)
$478,600 + $179,600
$658,200
2012
$7,352 (+2.9%)
$478,600 + $179,600
$658,200
2011
$7,144 (+2.6%)
$482,300 + $173,100
$655,400
2010
$6,962 (+11.5%)
$492,100 + $176,700
$668,800
2009
$6,243
$502,100 + $124,700
$626,800
*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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