3891 Bryants Corner Rd is a 1,152 square foot home on a 0.41 acre lot. - it last sold on March 21, 2022 for $160,000. Based on Redfin's Hartly data, we estimate the home's value is $139,181.
3 BR/2 BA doublewide in the country. Home is in need of some TLC. Cash offers only. Home is being sold "as is". Inspections are for informational purposes only. Pre-approval letter needs to state the following: That funds to close, employment, and credit have been verified. Cash offers require proof of funds.
Public Records
Nov 1, 1991
Sold
$52,000
$45/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$756 (+0.4%)
$78,200 + $109,300
$187,500
2024
$753 (+63.0%)
$78,200 + $109,300
$187,500
2023
$462 (+5.8%)
$78,200 + $109,300
$187,500
2022
$437 (+3.7%)
$5,900 + $11,900
$17,800
2021
$421 (−21.6%)
$5,900 + $11,900
$17,800
2020
$537 (+4.2%)
$5,900 + $11,900
$17,800
2019
$516 (+3.7%)
$5,900 + $17,200
$23,100
2018
$497 (+3.0%)
$5,900 + $17,200
$23,100
2017
$483 (+22.3%)
$5,900 + $17,200
$23,100
2015
$395 (−0.3%)
$5,900 + $17,200
$23,100
2012
$396 (+1.6%)
$5,900 + $17,200
$23,100
2011
$390
$5,900 + $17,200
$23,100
Tax history for 3891 Bryants Corner Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$756 (+0.4%)
$78,200 + $109,300
$187,500
2024
$753 (+63.0%)
$78,200 + $109,300
$187,500
2023
$462 (+5.8%)
$78,200 + $109,300
$187,500
2022
$437 (+3.7%)
$5,900 + $11,900
$17,800
2021
$421 (−21.6%)
$5,900 + $11,900
$17,800
2020
$537 (+4.2%)
$5,900 + $11,900
$17,800
2019
$516 (+3.7%)
$5,900 + $17,200
$23,100
2018
$497 (+3.0%)
$5,900 + $17,200
$23,100
2017
$483 (+22.3%)
$5,900 + $17,200
$23,100
2015
$395 (−0.3%)
$5,900 + $17,200
$23,100
2012
$396 (+1.6%)
$5,900 + $17,200
$23,100
2011
$390
$5,900 + $17,200
$23,100
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
AR
Agricultural Residential District
The purpose of the AR Agricultural Residential District is to: Provide for a wide range of agricultural use and farm-related services while providing for low-density residential development in areas that are rural in character and where farming may not be the optimum land use activity; Loster environmentally sound development in areas of environmental concern; Allow for a variety of low-density planned residential and cluster developments in a rural setting; and Serve as a transitional buffer zone between agricultural and residential uses.