LISTED FOR $998,000  |  SOLD FOR $1,008,000
17 ROSE STREET, UNIT 17
SOMERVILLE, MA 02143
CONDO 2/3 FAMILY  |  3 BEDROOMS  |  2 BATHROOMS  |  1,565 SF

Tucked into a quiet one-way street a few short blocks from Union Square and Kirkland Village, 17 Rose offers a peaceful retreat, surrounded by urban goodness, the epicurean bliss of nearby markets, acclaimed restaurants, and the newly opened Union Square Green Line T stop! Originally built in 1920 and renovated stem to stern in 2020, this bright and crisp duplex condo offers an expansive, open layout with fluid, but separate spaces for living, dining and cooking. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms - plus a flex space, perfect for a family room, home office or workout studio. Sophisticated design with chic finishes, including built-in kitchen pantry and a gas fireplace in the living room. Amenities include front and rear porches, a fenced yard, A/C, large laundry room, extra storage, 1-car parking. Watch glorious sunsets at nearby Lincoln Park - 6.6 acres of green, equally suited to picnics, frisbees, or scampering about on the soaring playground elements. Easy access to I-93, Harvard and MIT.

​FOR SHOWINGS PLEASE CALL OR TEXT MIKE AT 207-272-2758 OR LAUREN AT 617-913-2203

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PROPERTY DETAILS

Summary
Beds: 3
Baths: 2
Living Area: 1,565 SF
Parking: 1-car
Laundry: Washer/dryer in unit
Assessment: $543,897
​Taxes: $5,692.74 (includes residential exemption)

Systems/Mechanicals
Heating: Forced Air
Cooling: Central Air
Hot Water: Electric tank
​Roof: Asphalt/Fiberglass shingles
Windows: Insulated
​Exterior: Clapboard, Composite
Electric: Circuit Breakers

Association Information
No. of Units: 2 (both owner occupied)
Year Built/Coverted: 1920/2020
Monthly Fee: $180
Fee Covers: Master Insurance, Exterior Maintenance
Pets: Allowed (with restrictions)
Rental: Allowed (with restrictions)

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LOCATION / UNION SQUARE

17 Rose Street, Unit 17
Somerville, MA 02143

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Ever wonder where the best artisan doughnuts, breakfast sandwiches, and chocolate in town are crafted? Where the most rarified coffee beans are painstakingly roasted and brewed? Where the hard-cider makers and art framers hang out? Where you can find a suitable Biergarten in which to daydream about The Grand Budapest Hotel? Welcome to Union Square, the Brooklyn of Boston. If you want to know where it’s all happening right now, look no further than this busy, commercial square—which still retains some of its original Latin grills and Irish pubs amidst the many new outcroppings of global hipster design aesthetics—nestled in the vale below a hill crowded with woody Victorians. And what’s more, now you can ride the Green Line over here, not just your fixie.

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