Structure · Built 1966
460 Boston Rd
460 Boston Rd
| Address | 460 Boston Rd |
| Built | 1966 |
| Other Lot Structures |
Fitch Tufts House (1850 -
1965)
Greenwood Building (1890 - 1965) |
References
Deed References
| Date | Type | Grantor | Grantee | Summary | Recorded |
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| June 13, 1963 | Quitclaim Deed | Oliver P. (Oliver Parker) Greenwood and Laurence J. (Laurence Jennison) Greenwood of Billerica | Middlesex County National Bank of Everett | 1963: Greenwoods to Middlesex County National Bank | 1604/164 |
For consideration paid, "A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon" on the easterly side of Boston Road, 2.96 acres, on a June 1963 plan by Emmons and Flemming, 237.83 feet on Boston Road, "the same premises described in two deeds, one from Mark Lund to Moses P. Greenwood dated June 26, 1889 ... Book 207, Page 322, and the other from Joseph Norris et ux to George P. Greenwood dated August 14, 1899 ... Book 311, Page 47", with title through the estates of George P. Greenwood (probate 134588; his widow Alice H. Greenwood held a life estate until her death on June 21, 1945) and of Moses P. Greenwood and his family (probate 67897, 153282, 180033, 180532, 264012, 324738). The bank built its branch on the store lot in 1965 and sold the north part that year; the bank, through later mergers, is still the owner of record.
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| August 23, 1965 | Quitclaim Deed | Middlesex County National Bank of Everett | A private buyer of Belmont | 1965: the bank sells the north part (Plan 102-84B) | 1712/432 |
For consideration paid, the land on the easterly side of Boston Road from the northwest corner at land supposed of Amelia Stone, east by Stone 213 feet in three courses, south by other land of the bank 109.41 feet, west by the bank 212.91 feet to Boston Road and north by the road, on an August 1965 plan by Emmons, Fleming and Bienvenu recorded herewith (Plan 102-84B, 25,015 square feet). Title Book 1604, Page 164.
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| December 21, 1966 | Quitclaim Deed | The 1965 buyer | Trustees of Trapelo Realty Trust (declaration of trust of Sept. 21, 1960) | 1966: to Trapelo Realty Trust; post office built | 1780/263 |
For consideration under $100, the same lot on the easterly side of Boston Road shown on the 1965 bank plan, "Being the same premises conveyed to the grantor by Deed of Middlesex County National Bank dated the 20th day of August, 1965 ... Book 1712, Page 432", subject to a mortgage of record. Dated Dec. 17, 1966. The post office building went up about this time.
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| July 7, 1988 | Quitclaim Deed | Meadow Park Development Corp. of Augusta, Maine | Trapelo Realty, Inc., a Maine corporation | 1987: Meadow Park Development Corp. to Trapelo Realty, Inc. | 4576/219 |
For under $100, the same lot (Amelia Stone on the north, land of the 1965 buyer east and south), Plan 102-84B; "For title, see the deed of ... the Trustees of Trapelo Realty Trust ... dated December 17, 1966 ... Book 1780, Page 263". Dated July 1, 1987.
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| September 5, 2024 | Quitclaim Deed | Trapelo Realty Inc., a Maine corporation | APIF - Massachusetts, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company | 2024: Trapelo Realty to APIF - Massachusetts, LLC | 38734/176 |
For $1,517,100, the post office lot on the easterly side of Boston Road with the same bounds, shown as Plan 102-84B; "For Grantor's title, see the deed from Meadow Park Development Corp. dated July 1, 1987 ... Book 4576".
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Recorded is Book/Page at the Middlesex North Registry of Deeds unless noted.