West Newton Hill. Prime location. Amazing, tastefully designed contemporary colonial home built in 2005. Family room boasts a floor to ceiling fireplace. The kitchen features a walnut island, top of the line appliances, custom cabinetry, granite counter tops and a separate eating area. The master ste has 2 walk-in closets & a luxurious bath. There are 3 additional bedrooms, all en suite. The lower level is finished with a children's playroom, an additional office and an au pair suite.
Single-familyProperty Type
2005Year Built
0.37 acresLot Size
$924Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Deborah Gordon• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Brookline
Bought with Brenda Krasnow• Prudential Edna Kranz Realty
FRENCH COUNTRY CHARM IN A PERFECT SETTING IN THE HEART OF W. NEWTON HILL.THIS STUCCO COLONIAL HAS NICELY PROPORTIONED RMS A GRACIOUS FOYER LEADS TO A PANELLED DR W/FP.NEW KITCHEN W/ ISLAND GRANITE COUNTERTOPS & SUNNY EXTRA SPECIAL EATING AREA
Public Records
Jan 1, 1986
Sold
$390,000
$73/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$50,146 (+3.8%)
$1,396,100 + $3,778,900
$5,175,000
2025
$48,300 (+3.4%)
$1,329,600 + $3,599,000
$4,928,600
2024
$46,702 (+2.4%)
$1,290,900 + $3,494,100
$4,785,000
2023
$45,610 (+4.5%)
$1,009,500 + $3,470,900
$4,480,400
2022
$43,642 (+3.6%)
$934,700 + $3,213,800
$4,148,500
2021
$42,111 (+3.1%)
$881,800 + $3,031,900
$3,913,700
2020
$40,859 (+15.6%)
$881,800 + $3,031,900
$3,913,700
2019
$35,331 (+2.8%)
$856,100 + $2,524,900
$3,381,000
2018
$34,361 (+3.1%)
$772,700 + $2,403,000
$3,175,700
2017
$33,314 (+4.6%)
$729,000 + $2,266,900
$2,995,900
2016
$31,863 (+4.9%)
$681,300 + $2,118,600
$2,799,900
2015
$30,380 (+1.0%)
$636,700 + $1,980,000
$2,616,700
2014
$30,092 (+5.5%)
$583,100 + $1,899,700
$2,482,800
2013
$28,527 (+2.9%)
$583,100 + $1,899,700
$2,482,800
2012
$27,733 (+3.7%)
$583,100 + $1,899,700
$2,482,800
2011
$26,740 (+2.6%)
$579,900 + $1,873,300
$2,453,200
2010
$26,059 (+2.4%)
$591,700 + $1,911,600
$2,503,300
2009
$25,442
$603,800 + $1,950,600
$2,554,400
Tax history for 31 Burnham Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$50,146 (+3.8%)
$1,396,100 + $3,778,900
$5,175,000
2025
$48,300 (+3.4%)
$1,329,600 + $3,599,000
$4,928,600
2024
$46,702 (+2.4%)
$1,290,900 + $3,494,100
$4,785,000
2023
$45,610 (+4.5%)
$1,009,500 + $3,470,900
$4,480,400
2022
$43,642 (+3.6%)
$934,700 + $3,213,800
$4,148,500
2021
$42,111 (+3.1%)
$881,800 + $3,031,900
$3,913,700
2020
$40,859 (+15.6%)
$881,800 + $3,031,900
$3,913,700
2019
$35,331 (+2.8%)
$856,100 + $2,524,900
$3,381,000
2018
$34,361 (+3.1%)
$772,700 + $2,403,000
$3,175,700
2017
$33,314 (+4.6%)
$729,000 + $2,266,900
$2,995,900
2016
$31,863 (+4.9%)
$681,300 + $2,118,600
$2,799,900
2015
$30,380 (+1.0%)
$636,700 + $1,980,000
$2,616,700
2014
$30,092 (+5.5%)
$583,100 + $1,899,700
$2,482,800
2013
$28,527 (+2.9%)
$583,100 + $1,899,700
$2,482,800
2012
$27,733 (+3.7%)
$583,100 + $1,899,700
$2,482,800
2011
$26,740 (+2.6%)
$579,900 + $1,873,300
$2,453,200
2010
$26,059 (+2.4%)
$591,700 + $1,911,600
$2,503,300
2009
$25,442
$603,800 + $1,950,600
$2,554,400
*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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