Big house, big value: PRICE REDUCED TO SELL THIS WEEKEND. Nice layout in excellent condition. Large living room with fireplace, dentil molding, oak floors. High-end kitchen redone in 2004. Large master, with room to add a master bathroom. Finished 3rd floor can be a playroom or 4th bedroom, (not included in sf). Terrific location just two blocks from beautiful Charles River. OPEN HOUSE, 12/15/06, 12-2........Don't wait any longer!!!
Single-familyProperty Type
1905Year Built
5,597 sq ftLot Size
$702Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Charlie McMillan• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Newton - Centre St.
Bought with Sid Goldenberg• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Newton - Centre St.
HORACE-MANN SCHOOL AREA!PRETTY 3 BED COLN,WITH BONUS BEDROOM-STUDIO ON 3RD FLOOR.1ST FLR F/ROOM,H/WOOD FLRS, NICE FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD, WALK TO ALBEMARLE PARK, POOL AND EXPRESS BUS.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$8,697 (+3.8%)
$764,100 + $133,400
$897,500
2025
$8,377 (+3.4%)
$727,700 + $127,100
$854,800
2024
$8,100 (+5.6%)
$706,500 + $123,400
$829,900
2023
$7,669 (+4.5%)
$532,400 + $220,900
$753,300
2022
$7,338 (+3.6%)
$493,000 + $204,500
$697,500
2021
$7,080 (+1.9%)
$465,100 + $192,900
$658,000
2020
$6,945 (+2.9%)
$465,100 + $200,100
$665,200
2019
$6,749 (+4.7%)
$451,600 + $194,200
$645,800
2018
$6,448 (+3.1%)
$408,500 + $187,400
$595,900
2017
$6,252 (+4.6%)
$385,400 + $176,800
$562,200
2016
$5,979 (+4.9%)
$360,200 + $165,200
$525,400
2015
$5,701 (−7.1%)
$336,600 + $154,400
$491,000
2014
$6,135 (+5.5%)
$333,400 + $172,800
$506,200
2013
$5,816 (+2.9%)
$333,400 + $172,800
$506,200
2012
$5,654 (+3.7%)
$333,400 + $172,800
$506,200
2011
$5,451 (+2.6%)
$335,600 + $164,500
$500,100
2010
$5,312 (+2.4%)
$342,400 + $167,900
$510,300
2009
$5,186
$349,400 + $171,300
$520,700
Tax history for 82 Wyoming Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$8,697 (+3.8%)
$764,100 + $133,400
$897,500
2025
$8,377 (+3.4%)
$727,700 + $127,100
$854,800
2024
$8,100 (+5.6%)
$706,500 + $123,400
$829,900
2023
$7,669 (+4.5%)
$532,400 + $220,900
$753,300
2022
$7,338 (+3.6%)
$493,000 + $204,500
$697,500
2021
$7,080 (+1.9%)
$465,100 + $192,900
$658,000
2020
$6,945 (+2.9%)
$465,100 + $200,100
$665,200
2019
$6,749 (+4.7%)
$451,600 + $194,200
$645,800
2018
$6,448 (+3.1%)
$408,500 + $187,400
$595,900
2017
$6,252 (+4.6%)
$385,400 + $176,800
$562,200
2016
$5,979 (+4.9%)
$360,200 + $165,200
$525,400
2015
$5,701 (−7.1%)
$336,600 + $154,400
$491,000
2014
$6,135 (+5.5%)
$333,400 + $172,800
$506,200
2013
$5,816 (+2.9%)
$333,400 + $172,800
$506,200
2012
$5,654 (+3.7%)
$333,400 + $172,800
$506,200
2011
$5,451 (+2.6%)
$335,600 + $164,500
$500,100
2010
$5,312 (+2.4%)
$342,400 + $167,900
$510,300
2009
$5,186
$349,400 + $171,300
$520,700
*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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