ATTN Investors: Tenant occupied property. Current lease: 2/2023-1/31-2026 $975/mo. Straight rent tenant. Roebuck area. Photos were taken prior to current tenant moving in. Home can be viewed once property is under contract during the due diligence period. Please do not disturb tenant. This can be part of a 3 property package: MLS 21421175 & MLS 21421173
Honey stop the car. Clean as a pin in and out. Upgrades galore and I can almost guarantee you you will not find these type upgrades in this price range. Crown molding, tile, hardwood floors, granite counter tops in the kitchen, gas stove, 1 car garage, laundry room, Jacuzzi tub and shower. Three nice size bedrooms, fenced in back yard open patio, storage shed. Make sure all is in order when you see it. I know you'll love it.
Public Records
Apr 5, 2000
Sold
$58,900
$51/sq ft
Public Records
May 11, 1988
Sold
$47,500
$41/sq ft
Public Records
Jun 1, 1981
Sold
$43,500
$38/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,491 (+4.0%)
2024
$1,433
2023
$1,433 (+10.3%)
2022
$1,299 (+17.9%)
2021
$1,102
2020
$1,102
2019
$1,102 (+5.8%)
2018
$1,041
2017
$1,041 (+129.8%)
2016
$453 (+5.6%)
2013
$429
Tax history for 9809 Red Mill Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,491 (+4.0%)
2024
$1,433
2023
$1,433 (+10.3%)
2022
$1,299 (+17.9%)
2021
$1,102
2020
$1,102
2019
$1,102 (+5.8%)
2018
$1,041
2017
$1,041 (+129.8%)
2016
$453 (+5.6%)
2013
$429
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
1
Stories
1
Lot width
64 ft.
Lot depth
138 ft.
Lot size
9,063 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
1956
Sq. Ft.
1,040
Year built
1956
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Jefferson County
APN
13 00 35 4 002 040.000
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Last updated by owner on Jul 27, 2026.
D2
Single-Family District
The D-2 districts are designed to allow for single-family residential development at a variety of densities, these districts may be applied to preserve the character of developed residential areas that are predominately single-family in nature and recommended to remain so by the comprehensive plan. Uses in these districts include: single-family homes, schools, churches, and neighborhood-serving public uses.