104 Waverly Street Julie Gibson | 781.771.5760 | JulieGibsonHomes.com
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MLS # 72817641 - New Single Family - Detached 104 Waverly Street List Price: $799,000 Arlington, MA: Arlington Heights, 02476 Middlesex County Style: Colonial, Garrison Total Rooms: 7 Color: Light Tan Bedrooms: 3 Grade School: Dallin Bathrooms: 1f 1h Middle School: Gibbs/Ottoson Master Bath: No High School: AHS Fireplaces: 1 Handicap Access/Features: No Neighborhood/Sub-Division: Arlington Heights Directions: Park Ave to Oakland to Waverly
Remarks Dreaming of the type of neighborhood that hosts block parties, where you still get to know your neighbors? Then, welcome home! Charm, character & solid craftsmanship will come to mind as your tour this classic 30's home w/nicely proportioned rooms & HW floors throughout. At the heart of the home you'll find a spacious living room w/wood fireplace ~ the perfect place to relax. Off of the living room you'll appreciate having an extra 1/2 bath + elusive "extra room" ~ ideal for office/4th bedroom/ playroom etc! A lovely dining room, foyer & older, yet fully equipped, kitchen waiting for your ideas round out the main level. The upper level features 3 nicely sized bedrooms & full bath. A walk-up attic provides great storage space & basement is ripe w/bonus space potential. All of this + direct access garage, updated windows/roof/heating & a fenced yard w/patio for BBQ's. Ideal location ~ just a short stroll to the Dallin school, many parks, Mass Ave. shops & restaurants & bus to Cambridge.
Property Information Approx. Living Area: 1,495 Sq. Ft. Approx. Acres: 0.16 (7,000 Sq. Ft.) Living Area Includes: Heat Zones: 1 Steam, Gas Living Area Source: Measured Cool Zones: 0 None Living Area Disclosures: Disclosures: House sold as is, will need cosmetic updating.
Garage Spaces: 1 Attached, Under Parking Spaces: 2 Off-Street Approx. Street Frontage:
Room Levels, Dimensions and Features Room Living Room: Dining Room: Family Room: Kitchen: Master Bedroom: Bedroom 2: Bedroom 3: Bath 1: Bath 2: Laundry:
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Features Flooring - Hardwood, Main Level Flooring - Hardwood, Main Level Bathroom - Half, Flooring - Wall to Wall Carpet, Main Level, Exterior Access Flooring - Vinyl, Dining Area, Main Level, Stainless Steel Appliances Closet, Flooring - Hardwood Closet, Flooring - Hardwood Closet, Flooring - Hardwood Bathroom - Half, Flooring - Vinyl Bathroom - Full, Bathroom - Tiled With Tub & Shower -
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Appliances: Range, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer Area Amenities: Public Transportation, Shopping, Park, Walk/Jog Trails, Bike Path, Conservation Area, Highway Access, Public School, T-Station Basement: Yes Full, Interior Access, Garage Access Beach: Yes Other (See Remarks) Beach Ownership: Public Beach - Miles to: 1/2 to 1 Mile Construction: Frame Electric: Circuit Breakers Energy Features: Insulated Windows Exterior: Vinyl Flooring: Tile, Laminate, Hardwood Foundation Size: Foundation Description: Concrete Block Hot Water: Natural Gas Interior Features: Walk-up Attic Lot Description: Paved Drive Road Type: Public Roof Material: Asphalt/Fiberglass Shingles Sewer Utilities: City/Town Sewer Utility Connections: for Electric Range, for Gas Dryer, Washer Hookup Water Utilities: City/Town Water Waterfront: No Water View: No
Adult Community: No Disclosure Declaration: No Exclusions: Green Certified: No Home Own Assn: No Lead Paint: Unknown UFFI: Warranty Features: No Year Built: 1939 Source: Public Record Year Built Description: Approximate Year Round: Yes Short Sale w/Lndr. App. Req: No Lender Owned: No
Tax Information Pin #: M:159.0 B:0005 L:0015 Assessed: $684,400 Tax: $7,761 Tax Year: 2021 Book: 71094 Page: 523 Cert: 000000077764 Zoning Code: R1 Map: Block: Lot:
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Property Details Dreaming of the type of neighborhood that hosts block parties, where you still get to know your neighbors? Then, welcome home! Charm, character and solid craftsmanship will come to mind as your tour this classic 30's home with nicely proportioned rooms and hardwood floors throughout. At the heart of the home you'll find a spacious living room with wood fireplace ~ the perfect place to relax. Off of the living room you'll appreciate having an extra 1/2 bath + elusive "extra room" ~ ideal for office/4th bedroom/playroom etc! A lovely dining room, foyer and older, yet fully equipped, kitchen waiting for your ideas round out the main level. The upper level features 3 nicely sized bedrooms and full bath. A walk-up attic provides great storage space and basement is ripe with bonus space potential. All of this + direct access garage, updated windows/roof/heating and a fenced yard with patio for BBQ's. Ideal location ~ just moments to the Dallin school, many parks, Mass Avenue shops and restaurants and bus to Cambridge.
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Julie Gibson REALTOR®, BSW 781.771.5760 Julie.Gibson@GibsonSIR.com JulieGibsonHomes.com
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