Modern Townhome Living on the South End Border
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A Meticulously Maintained Two-Bedroom Townhome with Private Outdoor Space
This two-bedroom condominium townhome sits on the border of Roxbury Crossing and the South End. Built in 2000, the residence features central air conditioning, forced air heating, and a designated parking space. The main level offers a comfortable layout with a half-bath, while the private outdoor space provides a quiet area to relax. The home is subject to the Mayor's Office of Housing income-restricted resale program, offering a unique entry point into the Boston market.
A Day in the Life
A Comfortable City Base, Inside and Out
The Neighborhood Connection
Nuba Cafe sits just down the street, offering fresh coffee and breakfast options. Residents can enjoy a quick walk along the sidewalk to start the day.
Saranac/New Castle Garden provides a quiet park for an afternoon stroll. The nearby Shawmut Grocery Store makes it easy to pick up essentials on the way home.
Dinner is convenient with BaKala'O Kitchenette located nearby. The private outdoor space at the townhome offers a spot to relax under the evening sky.
Thoughtful Updates Throughout the Home
The interior features real, recent updates built for daily comfort. Both bathrooms were remodeled in 2021 with modern tile finishes. With two bedrooms, the layout offers flexibility for a quiet home office. Central air conditioning and a designated parking space round out the home's everyday conveniences.
A Connected Neighborhood with Parks and Local Conveniences
Located on the South End border, this neighborhood offers a balance of green space and city access. Nearby parks, tennis courts, and bike paths sit just steps from the door. Local shopping, medical facilities, and public transportation are all close by, making this a practical, well-placed base for city living.
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A Rare Chance to Build Equity in a Desirable Boston Location
Behind the comfortable, everyday feel of this home sits a genuinely rare opportunity. Boston remains a competitive market, but current conditions offer a real window. With citywide inventory loosening to 6.9 months of supply, buyers have more negotiating power than in previous peak seller markets. This income-restricted condo is priced at $650,000, well below the citywide median sale price of $775,000. There are no restrictions on the maximum price when you choose to sell the unit in the future, offering real equity potential.
Ben Resnicow
Commonwealth Standard Realty Advisors
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