Bank Owned REO: Superb home at an unbelievable price in the heart of Chandler. This one is close to everything, in close proximity to local schools,shopping and 101 freeway. The home offers 2 master suites, ONE ON EACH FLOOR!! and two other very large very spacious bedrooms, plus an additional 2 bathrooms. The kitchen is light and bright, the dining area provides a pretty fireplace and access to the great backyard and pool. Home sold AS-IS, WHERE-IS, seller will not provide SPDS or CLUE Report, buyer to complete due diligence.
Single-familyProperty Type
1983Year Built
7,566 sq ftLot Size
$222Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Julie Villegas• Century 21 All Star, Realtors
Listed by Sonia Mota• Century 21 All Star, Realtors
Come show this beautiful 4 bed, 4 bath home. 2 master bedrooms & master baths. Beautiful diving pool. New carpet throughout. 2nd floor added on (previous owner). Great fireplace. Largest house in neighborhood. Fresh paint. Lots of remodeling just completed. Very spacious. Right down the street from both the elementary school & the junior high. Close to 101.
Public Records
Jan 24, 1997
Sold
$118,000
$61/sq ft
Public Records
May 31, 1985
Sold
$95,610
$50/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,707 (+1.4%)
2024
$1,683 (−1.6%)
2023
$1,710 (+3.6%)
2022
$1,650 (−4.6%)
$5,590 + $22,370
$27,960
2021
$1,729 (+0.5%)
$5,360 + $21,450
$26,810
2020
$1,721 (+4.0%)
$4,900 + $19,620
$24,520
2019
$1,656 (+3.3%)
$4,820 + $19,300
$24,120
2018
$1,603 (−10.3%)
$4,820 + $19,300
$24,120
2017
$1,788 (+3.5%)
$3,900 + $15,610
$19,510
2016
$1,727 (+23.8%)
$3,970 + $15,900
$19,870
2015
$1,395 (−5.2%)
$3,620 + $14,490
$18,110
2014
$1,471 (+23.5%)
$2,990 + $11,990
$14,980
2013
$1,191 (−5.7%)
$2,410 + $9,670
$12,080
2012
$1,263 (−1.4%)
$2,640 + $10,580
$13,220
2011
$1,280 (−4.4%)
$2,850 + $11,420
$14,270
2010
$1,340 (−10.9%)
$3,530 + $14,130
$17,660
2009
$1,505
$2,850 + $11,420
$14,270
Tax history for 2118 W Knox Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,707 (+1.4%)
2024
$1,683 (−1.6%)
2023
$1,710 (+3.6%)
2022
$1,650 (−4.6%)
$5,590 + $22,370
$27,960
2021
$1,729 (+0.5%)
$5,360 + $21,450
$26,810
2020
$1,721 (+4.0%)
$4,900 + $19,620
$24,520
2019
$1,656 (+3.3%)
$4,820 + $19,300
$24,120
2018
$1,603 (−10.3%)
$4,820 + $19,300
$24,120
2017
$1,788 (+3.5%)
$3,900 + $15,610
$19,510
2016
$1,727 (+23.8%)
$3,970 + $15,900
$19,870
2015
$1,395 (−5.2%)
$3,620 + $14,490
$18,110
2014
$1,471 (+23.5%)
$2,990 + $11,990
$14,980
2013
$1,191 (−5.7%)
$2,410 + $9,670
$12,080
2012
$1,263 (−1.4%)
$2,640 + $10,580
$13,220
2011
$1,280 (−4.4%)
$2,850 + $11,420
$14,270
2010
$1,340 (−10.9%)
$3,530 + $14,130
$17,660
2009
$1,505
$2,850 + $11,420
$14,270
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
4
Baths
4
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
7,566
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,927
Year built
1983
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Maricopa County
APN
30280167
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
No
Accessible
No
HOA Dues
—
Garage
Yes
Features
Pool
Last updated by owner on Jun 1, 2020.
PAD
Planned Area Development
The Planned Area Development (PAD) zoning designation is intended to accommodate, encourage and promote innovately designed developments involving residential and nonresidential land uses, which together form an attractive and harmonious unit of the community. Such a planned development may be designed as a large-scale separate entity, able to function as an individual community, neighborhood, or mixed-use development; as a small-scale project which requires flexibility because of unique circumstances or design characteristics; or as a transitional area between dis-similar land uses (interface zone). Thus it can be used either as an overlay district to provide flexibility in an otherwise established land use district, or it can be used as an independent district. This zoning designation recognizes that adherence to a rigid set of space, bulk and use specifications contained elsewhere in this Code would preclude the application of the PAD concept. Therefore, where PAD zoning is deemed appropriate or necessary, traditional rigid zoning regulations are replaced by performance considerations to fulfill the objectives of the Chandler General Plan. The PAD zoning designation may be tailored to meet the specific development representations of an applicant, relative to permitted uses, design standards, and other details. Hence one PAD designation may vary considerably from another designation.