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11 Gaylord St. in Four Corners, built in 1910. Photos from Bayside Properties
By John P. Forry
Reporter Correspondent
A curved bay window and an arched foyer give the second-floor condo at 11 Gaylord St. a unique shape. The three-bedroom unit, one of three in the house near Four Corners that dates to 1910, went on the market on Oct. 21 for $429,500. James Harrison of Boston Bayside Properties in Lower Mills has the listing.
The unit’s 1,478 square feet are spread across one floor, with a living room, a separate dining room, a kitchen, and an office in addition to the bedrooms and a single bathroom. Hardwood floors, paneled doors and substantial wood trim are among the features highlighted in the listing. Enclosed porches at the front and rear bookend the apartment, adding two places to sit or set down boots on a wet day. There is no elevator and no off-street parking.
The listing also notes basement storage and washer and dryer hookups. It singles out the kitchen and bathroom as spaces a buyer might want to update, a consideration for anyone weighing the asking price against what they would want to spend after moving in.
Below, images of what the foyer and living room might look like.
The monthly condo fee for the three-unit managed association is $292. Coverage includes water, sewer, and the association’s master insurance policy. Fiscal year 2026 property taxes for this unit are set at $4,674.
The Four Corners/Geneva stop on the Fairmount commuter rail line is close by, as are the Fields Corner and Shawmut stops on the Red Line. And the No. 23 bus has a stop on nearby Washington Street.
Among the neighborhood businesses highlighted by Harrison in the listing are the Dorchester Food Co-op, a community and worker-owned grocery store that opened in October 2023 in part of a mixed-use building developed by VietAID at the corner of Bowdoin and Topliff streets, and Murl’s Kitchen, a Jamaican restaurant on Washington Street.
Historic Mother’s Rest Park on Washington Street, which underwent a $2 million renovation by the city in 2024 that included a splash pad and gathering space, is located close to the Gaylord property.
For more information, contact James Harrison at james@BostonBayside.com.
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