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Neighborhood: Dexter-Linwood

Just two blocks from the Boston Edison district and moments from the M-10, and New Center and Hamtramck shopping and dining options, this 1923 charmer grabs your attention with a distinctive front-gabled asymmetrical roofline, custom octagonal front porch with charming wishbone brickwork, large arched and bay windows, and spacious yard. Inside, purchasers will find hardwood floors, hand-plastered archways, a grand open banister staircase, a sunny sitting room with original steel windows, a spacious bathroom with original subway tiles, and a gorgeous brick fireplace.

Though well-built home with some rehabilitation work underway, the purchaser should expect to make many repairs. Please also note that the purchaser will be responsible for paying real property taxes assessed against the Property from July 1, 2014 and all future years. 

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