NICE 2BD/1.75BA HOME. NICE KITCHEN, CEILING FANS, CERAMIC TILE THROUGH OUT EXCEPT BEDROOMS AND LIVING ROOM. AN ADD ON RM WITH FIRPLACE CAN BE USED AS 3RD BEDROOM. FLAGSTONE COVERD PATIO. BACKYARD LANDSCAPING JUST NEEDS A LITTLE ATTENTION. HOME IS MOVE-IN READY AND PRICED TO SELL. EASY ACCESS TO FREEWAYS(202,101,I10), SHOPPING AND ENTERTAINMENT. THERE IS AN ADD ON THAT IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE SQ FOOTAGE. SOLD ''AS IS''-SELLER WILL DO NO REPAIRS-BUYER TO VERIFY ANY AND ALL MATERIAL FACTS-ANY AND ALL PERSONAL PROPERTY AND OR APPLIANCES LEFT ON PREMISES ARE DEEMED A GIFT-SELLER IS NOR RESPONSIBLE FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY-NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED-BUYER TO USE SELLERS CHOICE OF TITLE CO.-EARNEST MONEY TO BE CERTIFIED FUNDS.
ARMLS #4008583
Jan 20, 2009
Listing Removed
—
Aug 9, 2008
Listed
$130,000
$121/sq ft
ARMLS #2813441
Aug 5, 2007
Listing Removed
—
Jul 17, 2007
Listed
$240,000
$224/sq ft
ARMLS #1963536
Jun 25, 2003
Listing Removed
—
Apr 11, 2003
Listed
$156,000
$145/sq ft
ARMLS #1826157
Jun 23, 2002
Listing Removed
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May 30, 2002
Listed
$145,000
$135/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 2, 1988
Sold
$83,500
$78/sq ft
Public Records
Nov 16, 1987
Sold
$81,550
$76/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,307 (+2.5%)
2024
$1,275 (+2.0%)
2023
$1,250 (+5.1%)
2022
$1,190 (−5.2%)
$4,350 + $17,430
$21,780
2021
$1,255 (+2.3%)
$4,100 + $16,400
$20,500
2020
$1,226 (+3.0%)
$3,730 + $14,920
$18,650
2019
$1,190 (−13.0%)
$3,440 + $13,760
$17,200
2018
$1,368 (+4.5%)
$3,440 + $13,760
$17,200
2017
$1,309 (−1.4%)
$2,920 + $11,690
$14,610
2016
$1,327 (+8.5%)
$2,650 + $10,620
$13,270
2015
$1,223 (+4.3%)
$2,520 + $10,080
$12,600
2014
$1,172 (+10.9%)
$1,920 + $7,710
$9,630
2013
$1,057 (−3.5%)
$1,740 + $6,980
$8,720
2012
$1,095 (−16.1%)
$1,940 + $7,790
$9,730
2011
$1,305 (−1.2%)
$2,380 + $9,530
$11,910
2010
$1,322 (−0.7%)
$2,770 + $11,110
$13,880
2009
$1,331
$3,240 + $12,990
$16,230
Tax history for 5830 W Frye Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,307 (+2.5%)
2024
$1,275 (+2.0%)
2023
$1,250 (+5.1%)
2022
$1,190 (−5.2%)
$4,350 + $17,430
$21,780
2021
$1,255 (+2.3%)
$4,100 + $16,400
$20,500
2020
$1,226 (+3.0%)
$3,730 + $14,920
$18,650
2019
$1,190 (−13.0%)
$3,440 + $13,760
$17,200
2018
$1,368 (+4.5%)
$3,440 + $13,760
$17,200
2017
$1,309 (−1.4%)
$2,920 + $11,690
$14,610
2016
$1,327 (+8.5%)
$2,650 + $10,620
$13,270
2015
$1,223 (+4.3%)
$2,520 + $10,080
$12,600
2014
$1,172 (+10.9%)
$1,920 + $7,710
$9,630
2013
$1,057 (−3.5%)
$1,740 + $6,980
$8,720
2012
$1,095 (−16.1%)
$1,940 + $7,790
$9,730
2011
$1,305 (−1.2%)
$2,380 + $9,530
$11,910
2010
$1,322 (−0.7%)
$2,770 + $11,110
$13,880
2009
$1,331
$3,240 + $12,990
$16,230
*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
—
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
6,377 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,073
Year built
1987
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Maricopa County
APN
30804001
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 8, 2026.
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.