Great Family neighborhood in Madera Hills community. Oak kitchen, Tile floors. Fireplace, Central air. large yard with concrete RV behind gates. Balcony over the patio.
Single-familyProperty Type
1964Year Built
8,025 sq ftLot Size
$416Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Phyllis Anderson•DRE #00514100• Sunshine Realty
•805-490-4951 (agent)
•sunshinerealty@me.com (agent)
•805-490-4951 (broker)
Source:CSMAR #90017937
Redfin Estimate
$735,815
$517K since sold in May 1998$8,000 since September
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This home's estimate is 4.2% lower than the average sale price ($768K) of 6 comparable homes.
Great Family neighborhood in Madera Hills community. Oak kitchen, Tile floors. Fireplace, Central air. large yard with concrete RV behind gates. Balcony over the patio.
CSMAR #70001407
Aug 22, 2007
Listing Removed
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Mar 25, 2007
Listed
$614,990
$348/sq ft
Public Records
May 1, 1998
Sold
$219,000
$124/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,558 (+1.2%)
$226,083 + $226,081
$452,164
2024
$5,493 (+6.4%)
$221,650 + $221,649
$443,299
2023
$5,164 (+0.5%)
$217,304 + $217,303
$434,607
2022
$5,137 (+0.8%)
$213,043 + $213,043
$426,086
2021
$5,094 (+2.2%)
$208,866 + $208,866
$417,732
2020
$4,985 (+4.8%)
$204,771 + $204,771
$409,542
2019
$4,757 (+0.9%)
$202,672 + $202,672
$405,344
2018
$4,713 (+2.3%)
$198,699 + $198,699
$397,398
2017
$4,605 (+4.7%)
$190,984 + $190,984
$381,968
2016
$4,397 (+2.2%)
$190,984 + $190,984
$381,968
2015
$4,301 (+1.2%)
$187,240 + $187,240
$374,480
2014
$4,252 (−0.8%)
$180,817 + $180,817
$361,634
2013
$4,285 (−4.5%)
$180,817 + $180,817
$361,634
2012
$4,489 (+3.9%)
$180,000 + $180,000
$360,000
2011
$4,321 (+33.9%)
$192,270 + $192,270
$384,540
2010
$3,226
$186,000 + $186,000
$372,000
2009
$3,224 (+2.0%)
$108,352 + $162,533
$270,885
2008
$3,160
$108,610 + $162,920
$271,530
Tax history for 61 Washburn St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,558 (+1.2%)
$226,083 + $226,081
$452,164
2024
$5,493 (+6.4%)
$221,650 + $221,649
$443,299
2023
$5,164 (+0.5%)
$217,304 + $217,303
$434,607
2022
$5,137 (+0.8%)
$213,043 + $213,043
$426,086
2021
$5,094 (+2.2%)
$208,866 + $208,866
$417,732
2020
$4,985 (+4.8%)
$204,771 + $204,771
$409,542
2019
$4,757 (+0.9%)
$202,672 + $202,672
$405,344
2018
$4,713 (+2.3%)
$198,699 + $198,699
$397,398
2017
$4,605 (+4.7%)
$190,984 + $190,984
$381,968
2016
$4,397 (+2.2%)
$190,984 + $190,984
$381,968
2015
$4,301 (+1.2%)
$187,240 + $187,240
$374,480
2014
$4,252 (−0.8%)
$180,817 + $180,817
$361,634
2013
$4,285 (−4.5%)
$180,817 + $180,817
$361,634
2012
$4,489 (+3.9%)
$180,000 + $180,000
$360,000
2011
$4,321 (+33.9%)
$192,270 + $192,270
$384,540
2010
$3,226
$186,000 + $186,000
$372,000
2009
$3,224 (+2.0%)
$108,352 + $162,533
$270,885
2008
$3,160
$108,610 + $162,920
$271,530
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RM
Residential Medium Density District
The RM zoning district is intended to provide for a suburban single-family residential environment with a range of parcel sizes and some clustering of parcels. The residential density in this zoning district may range from 3.6 to 5.0 units per acre. The maximum density is one dwelling per lot.