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Sale history for 14356 Furrow Rd
Date
Event
Price
Public Records
Sep 25, 2009
Sold
$460,000
$83/sq ft
Public Records
Jul 17, 2006
Sold
$575,000
$103/sq ft
Public Records
Dec 28, 2001
Sold
$410,000
$74/sq ft
Public Records
Feb 2, 1995
Sold
$400,000
$72/sq ft
Public Records
Oct 20, 1992
Sold
$193,165
$35/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,917 (+10.4%)
$200 + $72,410
$72,610
2024
$6,268 (−1.0%)
$200 + $72,410
$72,610
2023
$6,334 (+71.7%)
$260 + $71,730
$71,990
2022
$3,688 (−3.5%)
$260 + $41,190
$41,450
2021
$3,824 (+4.6%)
$280 + $42,410
$42,690
2020
$3,656 (−0.4%)
$270 + $40,210
$40,480
2019
$3,669 (−1.3%)
$270 + $40,210
$40,480
2017
$3,717 (−6.2%)
$12,370 + $30,630
$43,000
2016
$3,964 (+2.4%)
$12,370 + $30,630
$43,000
2015
$3,871 (+7.6%)
$13,930 + $31,130
$45,060
2014
$3,599
$13,930 + $31,130
$45,060
2013
$3,601 (+7.6%)
$12,340 + $26,800
$39,140
2012
$3,346
$12,340 + $26,800
$39,140
2011
$3,343 (+19.7%)
$12,740 + $23,400
$36,140
2010
$2,792 (+0.3%)
$12,740 + $23,400
$36,140
2009
$2,784
$12,740 + $18,860
$31,600
Tax history for 14356 Furrow Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,917 (+10.4%)
$200 + $72,410
$72,610
2024
$6,268 (−1.0%)
$200 + $72,410
$72,610
2023
$6,334 (+71.7%)
$260 + $71,730
$71,990
2022
$3,688 (−3.5%)
$260 + $41,190
$41,450
2021
$3,824 (+4.6%)
$280 + $42,410
$42,690
2020
$3,656 (−0.4%)
$270 + $40,210
$40,480
2019
$3,669 (−1.3%)
$270 + $40,210
$40,480
2017
$3,717 (−6.2%)
$12,370 + $30,630
$43,000
2016
$3,964 (+2.4%)
$12,370 + $30,630
$43,000
2015
$3,871 (+7.6%)
$13,930 + $31,130
$45,060
2014
$3,599
$13,930 + $31,130
$45,060
2013
$3,601 (+7.6%)
$12,340 + $26,800
$39,140
2012
$3,346
$12,340 + $26,800
$39,140
2011
$3,343 (+19.7%)
$12,740 + $23,400
$36,140
2010
$2,792 (+0.3%)
$12,740 + $23,400
$36,140
2009
$2,784
$12,740 + $18,860
$31,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A1
Agricultural One District
To provide areas for a wide range of farming, ranching, or tree farming activities and the preservation of such land for its open rural character providing a physical and visual separation between urban centers.; Urban development within this district is strongly discouraged. Agricultural land use can be an efficient means of conserving natural resources, constituting an important physical, environmental, social, aesthetic, and economic asset to both the urban and rural residents of the County. Expansion of urban development into rural areas is a matter of public concern because of the potential of unnecessary increases in service costs, conflicts between agricultural and urban activities, and the loss of open space and the natural landscape. Development consideration may be given where it would serve to preserve agricultural land or open space, and promote a design that is sensitive to the natural land features in accordance with the intent of the Douglas County Comprehensive Master Plan, as amended.; The A-1 zone district is characterized by large-acreage farms, ranches, open areas, farm houses, units for agricultural workers and their families, and other uses allowed which enhance and promote the openness and general rural nature characteristic of the County. Development or use of land in this district is permitted only in accordance with the provisions herein. Land disturbance activities may require permit(s).