2514 Alcoa Rd is a 2,088 square foot house on a 2.81 acre lot with 1.5 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Benton data, we estimate the home's value is $253,013.
Single-familyProperty Type
1964Year Built
2.81 acresLot Size
$121Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$253,013
$2,000 since July
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This home's estimate is 18.1% higher than the average sale price ($214K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$646 (−13.4%)
$8,896 + $35,809
$44,705
2024
$746 (−9.1%)
$8,896 + $35,809
$44,705
2023
$821 (−5.7%)
$8,896 + $35,809
$44,705
2022
$871
$8,896 + $35,809
$44,705
2021
$871
$8,896 + $35,809
$44,705
2020
$871
$5,300 + $26,200
$31,500
2019
$871 (−2.5%)
$5,300 + $26,200
$31,500
2018
$894
$5,300 + $26,200
$31,500
2017
$894
$5,300 + $26,200
$31,500
2016
$894 (−0.9%)
$5,300 + $26,200
$31,500
2015
$902 (−1.1%)
$5,300 + $25,720
$31,020
2014
$912
$5,300 + $25,720
$31,020
2013
$911
$5,300 + $25,720
$31,020
Tax history for 2514 Alcoa Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$646 (−13.4%)
$8,896 + $35,809
$44,705
2024
$746 (−9.1%)
$8,896 + $35,809
$44,705
2023
$821 (−5.7%)
$8,896 + $35,809
$44,705
2022
$871
$8,896 + $35,809
$44,705
2021
$871
$8,896 + $35,809
$44,705
2020
$871
$5,300 + $26,200
$31,500
2019
$871 (−2.5%)
$5,300 + $26,200
$31,500
2018
$894
$5,300 + $26,200
$31,500
2017
$894
$5,300 + $26,200
$31,500
2016
$894 (−0.9%)
$5,300 + $26,200
$31,500
2015
$902 (−1.1%)
$5,300 + $25,720
$31,020
2014
$912
$5,300 + $25,720
$31,020
2013
$911
$5,300 + $25,720
$31,020
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R2
Single Family District Detached Housing
The intent of this district is to promote and protect medium density residential neighborhoods consisting of single family housing. Housing in this district may be either detached or attached. The R2 district is intended to be flexible enough to allow for increasingly sustainable neighborhood designs to be incorporated into large portions of the city. The district allows for alley accessible single family homes with smaller lot sizes and alley accessible attached single family homes to be incorporated into neighborhoods in large portions of the city, while still providing a district which accommodates traditional suburban homes. Residences with 6,000 sq ft lots must have alley loaded driveways.