REO Bank Owned Property in South Oxnard 3 Bedrooms With 2 Baths On A Large 6,000 S. F. Lot. This is a Great Income Producing Neighborhood. 1 Block Away From Elementary School.
Single-familyProperty Type
1971Year Built
6,000 sq ftLot Size
$583Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Mike Villavicencio•DRE #01376553• Century 21 Premier Realty
Bought with Lorenzo Castillo•DRE #01113915• Exit Castillo Realty
Source:CRMLS #V0-80008983
Redfin Estimate
$652,735
$303K since sold in September 2015$14K since September
Recently sold homes
Estimate history
Homes for sale
This home's estimate is 10.2% lower than the average sale price ($727K) of 6 comparable homes.
REO Bank Owned Property in South Oxnard 3 Bedrooms With 2 Baths On A Large 6,000 S. F. Lot. This is a Great Income Producing Neighborhood. 1 Block Away From Elementary School.
Public Records
Apr 9, 2003
Sold
$291,500
$260/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 2, 1977
Sold
$47,000
$42/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,457 (+1.8%)
$302,165 + $162,637
$464,802
2024
$5,363 (+6.3%)
$296,240 + $159,449
$455,689
2023
$5,046 (+2.1%)
$290,431 + $156,323
$446,754
2022
$4,940 (−2.8%)
$284,737 + $153,258
$437,995
2021
$5,084 (+7.9%)
$279,154 + $150,253
$429,407
2020
$4,712 (+3.1%)
$273,681 + $147,307
$420,988
2019
$4,571 (+3.8%)
$246,252 + $132,596
$378,848
2018
$4,403 (+3.3%)
$241,424 + $129,997
$371,421
2017
$4,260 (+5.0%)
$232,050 + $124,950
$357,000
2016
$4,057 (+35.6%)
$232,050 + $124,950
$357,000
2015
$2,992 (+1.8%)
$227,500 + $122,500
$350,000
2014
$2,938 (+4.4%)
$141,200 + $103,160
$244,360
2013
$2,813 (+3.7%)
$141,200 + $103,160
$244,360
2012
$2,712 (−0.3%)
$133,000 + $97,000
$230,000
2011
$2,719 (+11.7%)
$132,000 + $96,000
$228,000
2010
$2,434 (−11.9%)
$133,000 + $97,000
$230,000
2009
$2,764 (−25.8%)
$118,000 + $86,000
$204,000
2008
$3,724
$154,000 + $82,000
$236,000
Tax history for 430 Helena Way
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,457 (+1.8%)
$302,165 + $162,637
$464,802
2024
$5,363 (+6.3%)
$296,240 + $159,449
$455,689
2023
$5,046 (+2.1%)
$290,431 + $156,323
$446,754
2022
$4,940 (−2.8%)
$284,737 + $153,258
$437,995
2021
$5,084 (+7.9%)
$279,154 + $150,253
$429,407
2020
$4,712 (+3.1%)
$273,681 + $147,307
$420,988
2019
$4,571 (+3.8%)
$246,252 + $132,596
$378,848
2018
$4,403 (+3.3%)
$241,424 + $129,997
$371,421
2017
$4,260 (+5.0%)
$232,050 + $124,950
$357,000
2016
$4,057 (+35.6%)
$232,050 + $124,950
$357,000
2015
$2,992 (+1.8%)
$227,500 + $122,500
$350,000
2014
$2,938 (+4.4%)
$141,200 + $103,160
$244,360
2013
$2,813 (+3.7%)
$141,200 + $103,160
$244,360
2012
$2,712 (−0.3%)
$133,000 + $97,000
$230,000
2011
$2,719 (+11.7%)
$132,000 + $96,000
$228,000
2010
$2,434 (−11.9%)
$133,000 + $97,000
$230,000
2009
$2,764 (−25.8%)
$118,000 + $86,000
$204,000
2008
$3,724
$154,000 + $82,000
$236,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R1
Single-Family Zone
The purpose of the R-1 zone is to provide a district for low density, single-family dwellings, selected related uses by special use permit, and second dwelling units subject to certain conditions. This zone district also allows for manufactured homes on permanent foundations, and farm worker housing serving 6 or fewer persons pursuant to statutory requirements