28 36 Sleeper St, Boston — property record card
(formerly Charitable Organizations (private hospitals, etc...). Removed June 2009. ) on 1.69 acres in Boston, assessed at $6,071,602 for fiscal year 2023; last transferred April 11, 2006 for a nominal sum.
Rebuilt from the Boston assessor file as published by MassGIS — not the official card. For the official card, with owner, photo and sketch, ask the Boston assessor’s office.
Parcel
| Location | 28 36 Sleeper St, Boston MA 02210 |
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| Map and parcel ID | 0602636000 |
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| Use | (formerly Charitable Organizations (private hospitals, etc...). Removed June 2009. ) (use code 905) |
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| County | Suffolk |
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Valuation — fiscal year 2023
| Building | $2,902,650 |
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| Land | $3,168,952 |
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| Total assessed | $6,071,602 |
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Land
| Lot size | 1.69 acres (73,616 ft²) |
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Building
| Style | PARKING GARAGE |
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| Stories | 1 |
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Last recorded sale
| Price | nominal ($9) |
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| Date | April 11, 2006 |
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| Deed | Registry of Deeds book 39381, page 049 |
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What MassDEP has recorded
- RTN 3-0016637 — Parking Lot, activity and use limitation, status RAO, class B1, AUL recorded April 2, 1999 · MassDEP file
Within about 500 m (a third of a mile): 1 active tier-classified 21E site and 8 sites with an Activity and Use Limitation. All MassDEP sites in Boston.
What this means
- The last deed was recorded for a nominal sum: a transfer between family members, into a trust or a similar non-market sale. It says nothing about the market value.
- An Activity and Use Limitation is a deed restriction: it limits how the land may be used (often no residential use or no digging) and passes to every buyer.
Point at the centre of the assessor parcel — not a survey.
Data: Boston assessor file for fiscal year 2023, via MassGIS, retrieved October 30, 2026; MassDEP sites retrieved the same day. Sources and freshness. No owner names are published.
The report for 28 36 Sleeper St
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