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Property Description

City of Boston Inclusionary Development Unit / BPDA Income Restricted East Boston Waterfront 2 bedroom / 1 bath condo on the 3rd floor. Building is a 30 unit professionally managed elevator building, central AC, and close access to the Maverick Blue Line stop. Condo has in unit washer/dryer and a view overlooking Boston Harbor. Sale is subject to BPDA approval of buyer eligibility (1 member household HH up to $96,000, 2 member HH up to $109,760, 3 member HH up to $123,440). Ask for income limits for larger households. Buyers must have under $75,000 in liquid assets (excluding most retirement and education accounts) and obtain mortgage financing. The unit must be the buyer's primary residence. Buyers must complete an affidavit and be approved by the BPDA. BPDA requires buyers to contribute at least 1.5% of the purchase price from their own savings unless a VA loan is being used. Open House: Sunday, June 28th 11:00AM-12:30PM.

Overview

Property Status
Sold
Date Sold
August 28, 2026
Lot Size
785 Sq.Ft.
MLS ID
73527978
Property Type
Condo
Year Built
2004

Features & Amenities

Total Area
785 Sq.Ft.
Neighborhood
North Shore
Water Frontage
Waterfront, Harbor
Stories
1
Water Source
Public
Utilities
for Electric Range
Parking
On Street
Heat Type
Forced Air
Air Conditioning
Central Air
Appliances
Range, Dishwasher, Disposal, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer
Sewer
Public Sewer
HOA Amenities
Hot Water, Elevator(s)
Security Features
Intercom
Sales Price
$400,000
Real Estate Tax
$826/yr
HOA
$396/mo
Zoning
CD

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113 Sumner St # 32

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