18768 Matthew Rd is a 2,144 square foot house on a 10.03 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Grass Valley data, we estimate the home's value is $702,626.
Single-familyProperty Type
2012Year Built
10.03 acresLot Size
$328Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$702,626
$1,000 since July
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This home's estimate is 1% higher than the average sale price ($696K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,848 (+1.8%)
$48,679 + $227,841
$276,520
2024
$2,798 (−5.8%)
$47,725 + $223,374
$271,099
2023
$2,969 (+1.0%)
$44,255 + $214,701
$258,956
2022
$2,941 (+1.8%)
$44,255 + $214,701
$258,956
2021
$2,887 (+1.5%)
$43,388 + $210,492
$253,880
2020
$2,846 (+1.8%)
$42,538 + $206,365
$248,903
2019
$2,797 (+1.7%)
$42,102 + $204,249
$246,351
2018
$2,751 (+2.9%)
$41,277 + $200,245
$241,522
2017
$2,673 (+1.2%)
$39,675 + $192,470
$232,145
2016
$2,642 (+1.6%)
$39,675 + $192,470
$232,145
2015
$2,601 (+1.3%)
$38,898 + $188,697
$227,595
2014
$2,567
$37,564 + $182,223
$219,787
Tax history for 18768 Matthew Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,848 (+1.8%)
$48,679 + $227,841
$276,520
2024
$2,798 (−5.8%)
$47,725 + $223,374
$271,099
2023
$2,969 (+1.0%)
$44,255 + $214,701
$258,956
2022
$2,941 (+1.8%)
$44,255 + $214,701
$258,956
2021
$2,887 (+1.5%)
$43,388 + $210,492
$253,880
2020
$2,846 (+1.8%)
$42,538 + $206,365
$248,903
2019
$2,797 (+1.7%)
$42,102 + $204,249
$246,351
2018
$2,751 (+2.9%)
$41,277 + $200,245
$241,522
2017
$2,673 (+1.2%)
$39,675 + $192,470
$232,145
2016
$2,642 (+1.6%)
$39,675 + $192,470
$232,145
2015
$2,601 (+1.3%)
$38,898 + $188,697
$227,595
2014
$2,567
$37,564 + $182,223
$219,787
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
AR-20
Agricultural/Rural Residential District
The purpose of the AR district is to: Recognize parcels located within the natural resources General Plan designation that have previously been subdivided into parcels less than 20 acres in size (AR-5 and AR-10) that are predominantly utilized for very low density rural residential uses and small agricultural operations.; Allows for a 20 acre minimum district (AR-20) in foothill agricultural areas where smaller parcels already exist or to serve as transition between rural community boundaries and other natural resource uses.; Recognizes that these smaller agricultural parcels are a vital component of the County's overall agricultural economy by providing opportunities for specialty crops, boutique farming, and agritourism.; Prevent further encroachment of residential and other incompatible uses into agricultural and natural resource areas.; Serve as a transition between agricultural and natural resource lands and rural residential or urban development.