Offered at $2,395,000.

Association Fee: $55 / month.
Property Taxes: $10,094 / year.

Comparables

1. 92 Howard St.
   Sold in April 2025, this modernist freestanding home provides similar vibes and slightly less outdoor space.

2. 252 Pearl St., Unit A
   Sold in 2024, this is the unit on the front of the same lot. It doesn’t have the private back yard or offset from the street of the current offering.

3. 134 Hancock St.
   This recently remodeled unit is not freestanding, and on a street corner, but is comparable in size. It sold in 2023.

The property is for sale by owner. No real estate agent is required, and you may submit an offer directly to the seller. A valid offer from is available here.

You are free to involve a Buyer’s Agent at your own discretion and cost.

On November 27, 2024 a federal judge approved a settlement in the nationwide class-action lawsuit Burnett (Sitzer) et al. v. National Association of Realtors et al. (U.S. District Court, Western District of Missouri, No. 4:19-cv-00332-SRB) . This settlement requires that every buyer engaging an agent must negotiate and sign a buyer-broker agreement spelling out how the buyer will pay the broker before that broker can show the buyer a property. You are not required to enlist a broker.

In the State of Massachusetts, the drafting and finalizing of the Purchase and Sale Agreement, the title search, the escrow of funds, the recording of the deed transfer, and generally all related activities after the initial offer to buy, must be handled or supervised by an attorney—not a real estate broker.

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