33150 Ridgeview Loop is a 2,695 square foot house on a 5.01 acre lot with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Elizabeth data, we estimate the home's value is $894,333.
Single-familyProperty Type
2005Year Built
5.01 acresLot Size
$332Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$894,333
$31K since July
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This home's estimate is 2.3% lower than the average sale price ($915K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,964 (+10.0%)
$18,750 + $34,720
$53,470
2024
$5,424 (+0.7%)
$18,750 + $34,720
$53,470
2023
$5,384 (+12.9%)
$18,770 + $33,290
$52,060
2022
$4,770 (−2.6%)
$15,990 + $26,850
$42,840
2021
$4,897 (−16.6%)
$16,450 + $27,630
$44,080
2020
$5,869
$8,580 + $33,930
$42,510
2019
$5,872 (+9.6%)
$8,580 + $33,930
$42,510
2018
$5,359
$8,580 + $33,930
$42,510
2017
$5,361 (+1.3%)
$8,640 + $29,920
$38,560
2016
$5,294 (−0.6%)
$8,640 + $29,920
$38,560
2015
$5,327 (+19.9%)
$5,890 + $31,900
$37,790
2014
$4,444
$5,890 + $31,900
$37,790
Tax history for 33150 Ridgeview Loop
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,964 (+10.0%)
$18,750 + $34,720
$53,470
2024
$5,424 (+0.7%)
$18,750 + $34,720
$53,470
2023
$5,384 (+12.9%)
$18,770 + $33,290
$52,060
2022
$4,770 (−2.6%)
$15,990 + $26,850
$42,840
2021
$4,897 (−16.6%)
$16,450 + $27,630
$44,080
2020
$5,869
$8,580 + $33,930
$42,510
2019
$5,872 (+9.6%)
$8,580 + $33,930
$42,510
2018
$5,359
$8,580 + $33,930
$42,510
2017
$5,361 (+1.3%)
$8,640 + $29,920
$38,560
2016
$5,294 (−0.6%)
$8,640 + $29,920
$38,560
2015
$5,327 (+19.9%)
$5,890 + $31,900
$37,790
2014
$4,444
$5,890 + $31,900
$37,790
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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Planned Unit Developments are encouraged to promote innovative approaches to residential, commercial, industrial and recreational land uses; develop creative design of land uses; promote mixed-use developments; permil two-unit residential, multi-family residential, and cluster communities, improve energy and water conservation; increase efficient use of open space; enhance preservation of environmental conditions and increase compatibility with overall County objectives. Planned Unit Developments are authorized by state statute at Title 24, Article 67, C.R.S.