4 bedroom home in the popular Montego Neighborhood. 3 bedrooms up and 1 down. Open kitchen and family room. Walking distance to pool and spa. Walking and hiking trails throughout. Close to Indian Springs Park and Red Oak Elementary. Award winning Oak Park Schools.
Single-familyProperty Type
1991Year Built
3,787 sq ftLot Size
$606Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Michael Rice•DRE #01261477• RE/MAX ONE
•818-384-9929 (agent)
•Michael@ConejoValleyGuy.com (agent)
•818-879-2266 (broker)
•kmyers@maxoneproperties.com (broker)
Bought with Jordan Cohen•DRE #01103362• RE/MAX ONE
•818-879-2266 (broker)
•kmyers@maxoneproperties.com (broker)
Source:CSMAR #216002981
Redfin Estimate
$1,293,444
$243K since sold in September 2021$14K since September
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This home's estimate is 3% lower than the average sale price ($1.33M) of 6 comparable homes.
4 bedroom home in the popular Montego Neighborhood. 3 bedrooms up and 1 down. Open kitchen and family room. Walking distance to pool and spa. Walking and hiking trails throughout. Close to Indian Springs Park and Red Oak Elementary. Award winning Oak Park Schools.
Public Records
Dec 31, 2002
Sold
$510,000
$239/sq ft
CSMAR #1860905
Nov 25, 2002
Listed
$518,000
$243/sq ft
Public Records
Nov 26, 1997
Sold
$314,000
$147/sq ft
Public Records
Jul 26, 1991
Sold
$306,000
$143/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$14,480 (+3.3%)
$738,761 + $397,792
$1,136,553
2024
$14,016 (+0.5%)
$724,275 + $389,993
$1,114,268
2023
$13,949 (+4.2%)
$710,073 + $382,347
$1,092,420
2022
$13,386 (+22.4%)
$696,150 + $374,850
$1,071,000
2021
$10,937 (+1.1%)
$682,500 + $367,500
$1,050,000
2020
$10,823 (+4.2%)
$551,741 + $296,923
$848,664
2019
$10,387 (+2.4%)
$546,085 + $293,879
$839,964
2018
$10,147 (+2.3%)
$535,378 + $288,117
$823,495
2017
$9,918 (+25.2%)
$514,590 + $276,930
$791,520
2016
$7,924 (−0.8%)
$514,590 + $276,930
$791,520
2015
$7,985 (+1.9%)
$249,579 + $374,374
$623,953
2014
$7,835 (−1.2%)
$241,016 + $361,529
$602,545
2013
$7,932 (+3.4%)
$241,016 + $361,529
$602,545
2012
$7,673 (+2.6%)
$239,928 + $359,896
$599,824
2011
$7,479 (−1.6%)
$235,224 + $352,840
$588,064
2010
$7,601 (+4.9%)
$230,612 + $345,922
$576,534
2009
$7,248 (−4.8%)
$228,890 + $343,338
$572,228
2008
$7,612
$229,435 + $344,154
$573,589
Tax history for 280 Ocho Rios Way
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$14,480 (+3.3%)
$738,761 + $397,792
$1,136,553
2024
$14,016 (+0.5%)
$724,275 + $389,993
$1,114,268
2023
$13,949 (+4.2%)
$710,073 + $382,347
$1,092,420
2022
$13,386 (+22.4%)
$696,150 + $374,850
$1,071,000
2021
$10,937 (+1.1%)
$682,500 + $367,500
$1,050,000
2020
$10,823 (+4.2%)
$551,741 + $296,923
$848,664
2019
$10,387 (+2.4%)
$546,085 + $293,879
$839,964
2018
$10,147 (+2.3%)
$535,378 + $288,117
$823,495
2017
$9,918 (+25.2%)
$514,590 + $276,930
$791,520
2016
$7,924 (−0.8%)
$514,590 + $276,930
$791,520
2015
$7,985 (+1.9%)
$249,579 + $374,374
$623,953
2014
$7,835 (−1.2%)
$241,016 + $361,529
$602,545
2013
$7,932 (+3.4%)
$241,016 + $361,529
$602,545
2012
$7,673 (+2.6%)
$239,928 + $359,896
$599,824
2011
$7,479 (−1.6%)
$235,224 + $352,840
$588,064
2010
$7,601 (+4.9%)
$230,612 + $345,922
$576,534
2009
$7,248 (−4.8%)
$228,890 + $343,338
$572,228
2008
$7,612
$229,435 + $344,154
$573,589
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RPD
Residential Planned Development
The purpose of this zone is to provide areas for communities which will be developed utilizing modern land planning and unified design techniques; this zone provides a flexible regulatory procedure in order to encourage: Coordinated neighborhood design and compatibility with existing or potential development of surrounding areas; An efficient use of land particularly through the clustering of dwelling units and the preservation of the natural features of sites; Variety and innovation in site design, density and housing unit options, including garden apartments, townhouses and single-family dwellings; Lower housing costs through the reduction of street and utility networks; and A more varied, attractive and energy-efficient living environment as well as greater opportunities for recreation than would be possible under other zone classifications.