Single story Oak Park pool home. Backing to park land. Updated kitchen , complete new master bathroom. new carpeting and paint. Recessed lighting, vaulted ceiling in living room. All neutral tones, newer roof. Great Neighborhood, close to school and shopping.
Single-familyProperty Type
2015Year Built
2.03 acresLot Size
$72Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Pam D'Ambrosio•DRE #00593911• Ewing & Assoc. Sotheby's
•818-262-6380 (agent)
•pdambrosio@earthlink.net (agent)
•818-575-9915 (broker)
•rogerewing@earthlink.net (broker)
Source:CSMAR #80009186
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Build your dream house on this fabulous 2.03 Acre lot situated near the end of a cul-de-sac in guard gated Bell Canyon. Community and Equestrian center, tennis courts and private park. Trails for horseback riding, biking and hiking.
CSMAR #80009186
May 7, 2008
Listing Removed
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May 5, 2008
Listed
$610,000
$114/sq ft
CSMAR #70021698
Dec 13, 2007
Listed
$535,000
$100/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 8, 1988
Sold
$160,000
$30/sq ft
Public Records
Aug 29, 1985
Sold
$40,000
$7/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$20,998 (+5.0%)
$777,198 + $1,026,552
$1,803,750
2024
$19,990 (+3.0%)
$761,959 + $1,006,424
$1,768,383
2023
$19,412 (+0.8%)
$747,018 + $986,691
$1,733,709
2022
$19,250 (+2.3%)
$732,370 + $967,345
$1,699,715
2021
$18,818 (+1.4%)
$718,010 + $948,378
$1,666,388
2020
$18,559 (+2.0%)
$703,931 + $929,783
$1,633,714
2019
$18,189 (+2.2%)
$696,714 + $920,250
$1,616,964
2018
$17,792 (+2.3%)
$683,053 + $902,206
$1,585,259
2017
$17,387 (+2.3%)
$656,530 + $867,173
$1,523,703
2016
$17,001 (+1.6%)
$656,530 + $867,173
$1,523,703
2015
$16,736 (+139.0%)
$643,657 + $850,170
$1,493,827
2014
$7,002 (+52.6%)
$621,572
2013
$4,590 (−22.9%)
$621,572
2012
$5,953 (+34.9%)
$400,554
2011
$4,413 (+1.1%)
$392,700
2010
$4,366 (+0.2%)
$385,000
2009
$4,356 (+63.1%)
$384,087
2008
$2,672
$385,000
Tax history for 342 Bell Canyon Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$20,998 (+5.0%)
$777,198 + $1,026,552
$1,803,750
2024
$19,990 (+3.0%)
$761,959 + $1,006,424
$1,768,383
2023
$19,412 (+0.8%)
$747,018 + $986,691
$1,733,709
2022
$19,250 (+2.3%)
$732,370 + $967,345
$1,699,715
2021
$18,818 (+1.4%)
$718,010 + $948,378
$1,666,388
2020
$18,559 (+2.0%)
$703,931 + $929,783
$1,633,714
2019
$18,189 (+2.2%)
$696,714 + $920,250
$1,616,964
2018
$17,792 (+2.3%)
$683,053 + $902,206
$1,585,259
2017
$17,387 (+2.3%)
$656,530 + $867,173
$1,523,703
2016
$17,001 (+1.6%)
$656,530 + $867,173
$1,523,703
2015
$16,736 (+139.0%)
$643,657 + $850,170
$1,493,827
2014
$7,002 (+52.6%)
$621,572
2013
$4,590 (−22.9%)
$621,572
2012
$5,953 (+34.9%)
$400,554
2011
$4,413 (+1.1%)
$392,700
2010
$4,366 (+0.2%)
$385,000
2009
$4,356 (+63.1%)
$384,087
2008
$2,672
$385,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RE
HCWC
CWPA
Rural Exclusive Zone
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