Charming 1st floor unit in fully owner occupied building. Lovely foyer leads to livingroom and front bdrm. Gracious diningroom. Renovated kitchen w/granite counters and pantry. All closets designed by Calif Closets. Extra large deck overlooking Healy field. Lovely garden and lots of extra off street parking. Pet friendly building! Laundry hookups in bsmt. Conv location, near Roslindale Village, and the T. Sale is contingent upon short sale approval..
Outstanding new renovation condominium, close to Roslindale Village, and backing up to Healy Park. Large open living room and dining room, new kitchen with custom cabinets, granite and Amana stainless steel appliances, gas cooking, tile bath, laundry hook-up, spacious bedrooms, designer paint colors, restored original millwork, interior doors and door hardware. Additional features include Vinyl replacement windows, landscaped grounds, huge rear deck and parking. A Huge Value! Easy to show.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,786 (+5.7%)
$445,600
2022
$4,530 (+20.0%)
$416,400
2021
$3,775 (+14.0%)
$353,800
2020
$3,310 (+5.2%)
$313,400
2019
$3,145 (+0.6%)
$298,400
2018
$3,127 (+3.9%)
$298,400
2017
$3,010 (+5.9%)
$284,200
2016
$2,842 (+4.9%)
$258,400
2015
$2,709 (+12.7%)
$223,700
2014
$2,403 (−4.3%)
$191,000
2013
$2,510 (−18.7%)
$191,000
2012
$3,088 (+1.9%)
$236,800
2009
$3,029 (+24.2%)
$236,800
2006
$2,439
$229,400
Tax history for 43 Stellman Rd #1
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,786 (+5.7%)
$445,600
2022
$4,530 (+20.0%)
$416,400
2021
$3,775 (+14.0%)
$353,800
2020
$3,310 (+5.2%)
$313,400
2019
$3,145 (+0.6%)
$298,400
2018
$3,127 (+3.9%)
$298,400
2017
$3,010 (+5.9%)
$284,200
2016
$2,842 (+4.9%)
$258,400
2015
$2,709 (+12.7%)
$223,700
2014
$2,403 (−4.3%)
$191,000
2013
$2,510 (−18.7%)
$191,000
2012
$3,088 (+1.9%)
$236,800
2009
$3,029 (+24.2%)
$236,800
2006
$2,439
$229,400
*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 the low-density three-family areas with a variety of housing types appropriate to the existing fabric, including one-, two-, and three-family Dwellings. 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.