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566 Commonwealth # 402, Boston, MA 02215

$620,000
Welcome to 566 Commonwealth Ave unit 402 located in the heart of the vibrant Kenmore Sq. This co-op unit features a great open floor plan with floor to ceiling windows with a spacious living room area that provides for flexible layout and opens onto a large private balcony. Nice size main bedroom has plenty of space to accommodate a king size bed. The second bedroom can also be used as great home office as well. Galley Kitchen, Two full size baths, central A/C and 1 car garage parking. The building's common areas are elegant and include 24 hour concierge and a seasonal outdoor swimming pool/jacuzzi ,laundry facilities. Lobby mail & package delivery. Kenmore Tower is located very close to Boston University, multiple T-stops, above ground metro & bus routes, great restaurants, shops, Charles River, Brookline and Allston. Perfect for owner occupants and for an investment opportunity.

2
beds

2
baths

1,200 Sq.Ft. LIVING AREA

Beth Damon

Beth Damon

Features & Amenities

Interior

  • total bedrooms2
  • Total bathrooms2
  • full bathrooms2
  • APPLIANCES Range, Dishwasher, Microwave, Refrigerator

Area & Lot

  • Status Sold
  • Living Area1,200 Sq.Ft.
  • Total Area1,200 Sq.Ft.
  • MLS® ID73135754
  • TypeCo-Op
  • YEAR BUILT1968

Exterior

  • STORIES1
  • Garage Space1.0
  • water SourcePublic
  • PoolAssociation, In Ground
  • parkingUnder, Garage Door Opener, Heated Garage
  • HEAT TYPECentral
  • AIR CONDITIONINGCentral Air
  • sewerPublic Sewer
  • HOA AmenitiesHot Water, Pool, Laundry, Elevator(s)
  • security FeaturesConcierge
  • other exterior FeaturesBalcony

Financial

  • Sales Price$620,000
  • HOA $1,805
  • Zoning 0

Work With Beth

With more than a decade of experience in the most competitive Boston real estate markets, Beth has earned her place as one of Boston’s top agents. She describes her approach as a slow walk in someone else’s shoes, and a process the agent and the client work through together.