Must see 4 bedroom home on a large wooded lot so close to everything Plymouth has to offer. Enter into a warm, welcoming family room w/ vaulted ceilings, cherry HW floors, glass windows and doors on 3 sides. Step out onto the large deck with bench seating overlooking expansive yard, perfect for entertaining. Open kitchen and DR features SS appliances, granite countertops, glass tile backsplash and bay window to let the sun shine in. 1st floor also has hardwood floors through out and a 1/2 bath and front-to-back LR with wood burning fireplace. Upstairs you will find all 4 BDS. Large primary BR has wood floors and ample closet space. There are 3 more bedrooms that are carpeted and the full BR w/ beautiful tiled walk in shower. Storage galore in the basement, newer, expanded water heater, new burner (2024), water filtration system. Newer over sized shed w/ electricity. Convenient to RTE 3, close to town, Myles Standish State Forest, Wildlands Trust, schools, shopping and more.
Price Break!!!!....Seller says bring them an offer!! Just What You Have Been Waiting for...Beautiful 4-Bedroom Garrison Colonial Located on Country Road... Yet Minutes to Historical Downtown Plymouth, Shopping, and Highway. Come Inside through the Fabulous Oversized Great Room Offering Cathedral Ceilings and American Cherry Wood Floors which leads to an Updated Kitchen with Granite Countertops and Stainless Steel Appliances. Fireplaced Front-To-Back Living Room with Hardwood Floors Finish the Main Level. The Second Level Offers 4 Large Bedrooms with New Wall-to-Wall Carpeting. Fire up the Grill on the Huge Deck with built in seating that looks out to the large Level Yard offering plenty of room for Get Togethers and or Family Fun. Fresh New Paint Throughout plus New Furnace. A Must See!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,774 (+3.3%)
$237,700 + $296,100
$533,800
2024
$6,559 (+5.5%)
$217,700 + $291,900
$509,600
2023
$6,219 (+9.1%)
$189,700 + $263,900
$453,600
2022
$5,698 (+2.6%)
$174,200 + $195,100
$369,300
2021
$5,554 (+2.3%)
$174,200 + $169,500
$343,700
2020
$5,428 (+5.3%)
$164,200 + $167,800
$332,000
2019
$5,157
$144,200 + $167,600
$311,800
2018
$5,160 (+4.6%)
$144,200 + $169,300
$313,500
2017
$4,931 (+4.9%)
$144,200 + $153,200
$297,400
2016
$4,699 (+10.2%)
$134,200 + $154,600
$288,800
2015
$4,264 (+9.9%)
$134,200 + $140,200
$274,400
2014
$3,881 (+4.9%)
$134,200 + $122,300
$256,500
2013
$3,701 (+2.0%)
$134,200 + $122,300
$256,500
2012
$3,630 (+5.6%)
$139,200 + $123,100
$262,300
2011
$3,436 (+2.2%)
$139,200 + $124,300
$263,500
2010
$3,363 (+2.3%)
$145,200 + $125,600
$270,800
2009
$3,287
$170,200 + $126,700
$296,900
Tax history for 33 Boot Pond Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,774 (+3.3%)
$237,700 + $296,100
$533,800
2024
$6,559 (+5.5%)
$217,700 + $291,900
$509,600
2023
$6,219 (+9.1%)
$189,700 + $263,900
$453,600
2022
$5,698 (+2.6%)
$174,200 + $195,100
$369,300
2021
$5,554 (+2.3%)
$174,200 + $169,500
$343,700
2020
$5,428 (+5.3%)
$164,200 + $167,800
$332,000
2019
$5,157
$144,200 + $167,600
$311,800
2018
$5,160 (+4.6%)
$144,200 + $169,300
$313,500
2017
$4,931 (+4.9%)
$144,200 + $153,200
$297,400
2016
$4,699 (+10.2%)
$134,200 + $154,600
$288,800
2015
$4,264 (+9.9%)
$134,200 + $140,200
$274,400
2014
$3,881 (+4.9%)
$134,200 + $122,300
$256,500
2013
$3,701 (+2.0%)
$134,200 + $122,300
$256,500
2012
$3,630 (+5.6%)
$139,200 + $123,100
$262,300
2011
$3,436 (+2.2%)
$139,200 + $124,300
$263,500
2010
$3,363 (+2.3%)
$145,200 + $125,600
$270,800
2009
$3,287
$170,200 + $126,700
$296,900
*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
4
Baths
1.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.93 Acres
Year renovated
1990
Sq. Ft.
1,950
Year built
1977
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Plymouth County
APN
1129948
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 16, 2026.
RR
Rural Residential District
To discourage residential sprawl by directing development into Village Centers and thereby reducing the need for costly infrastructure extension within rural areas of Town; To preserve the natural, rural character of presently rural areas of the Town and discourage development in areas with characteristics making such areas generally less suitable for development than land in other Districts, such as land containing valuable wildlife habitat, having distinctive soil and slope characteristics or being served by limited municipal services; To discourage high density residential development