BEAUTIFUL FERO BUILT HOME DESIGNED FOR ENTERTAINING WITH LG GREAT ROOM, GOURMET KITCHEN, OVERSIZED 2-CAR GARAGE. OVERLOOKING THE GOLF COURSE. GATED COMMUNITY WITH LOADS OF AMENITIES.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,069 (−4.0%)
$84,300 + $342,200
$426,500
2024
$9,449 (+1.2%)
$78,800 + $375,900
$454,700
2023
$9,340 (+3.2%)
$85,300 + $366,500
$451,800
2022
$9,048 (+38.2%)
$83,900 + $351,500
$435,400
2021
$6,549 (−5.5%)
$53,100 + $247,500
$300,600
2020
$6,931 (+0.9%)
$66,600 + $218,400
$285,000
2019
$6,867 (+3.5%)
$56,900 + $223,500
$280,400
2018
$6,636 (+3.8%)
$52,900 + $222,400
$275,300
2017
$6,395 (+20.9%)
$39,400 + $227,100
$266,500
2016
$5,288 (−1.3%)
2015
$5,356 (+3.6%)
2014
$5,171 (+0.8%)
2013
$5,131 (+2.6%)
2012
$5,002
Tax history for 2331 Silver Palm Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,069 (−4.0%)
$84,300 + $342,200
$426,500
2024
$9,449 (+1.2%)
$78,800 + $375,900
$454,700
2023
$9,340 (+3.2%)
$85,300 + $366,500
$451,800
2022
$9,048 (+38.2%)
$83,900 + $351,500
$435,400
2021
$6,549 (−5.5%)
$53,100 + $247,500
$300,600
2020
$6,931 (+0.9%)
$66,600 + $218,400
$285,000
2019
$6,867 (+3.5%)
$56,900 + $223,500
$280,400
2018
$6,636 (+3.8%)
$52,900 + $222,400
$275,300
2017
$6,395 (+20.9%)
$39,400 + $227,100
$266,500
2016
$5,288 (−1.3%)
2015
$5,356 (+3.6%)
2014
$5,171 (+0.8%)
2013
$5,131 (+2.6%)
2012
$5,002
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
9,749 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
2016
Sq. Ft.
2,227
Year built
2001
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Sarasota County
APN
1139120204
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 10, 2026.
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The purpose of the PCD Planned Community Development District is to provide an area for coordinated development of industrial, commercial, service, residential and government uses within a park-like setting. The establishment of this district provides a mechanism to attract major employers to the City, which can contribute to the diversification of the economic base in a manner consistent with the City's adopted Comprehensive Plan. The PCD District provides for a variety of uses where project components and land use relationships are physically and functionally integrated. This concept incorporates a wide range of traditional industrial uses with a variety of non-industrial activities which may support or otherwise relate to the commerce/industrial activities which may support or otherwise relate to the commerce/industrial economic base of the City. Generally, PCD land uses include manufacturing, wholesaling and warehousing, construction services, transportation activities, retail trade and service, residential and government uses. It is the intent of these regulations to facilitate the harmonious interaction of land uses not individually provided for in other industrial, commercial, service, residential or government use districts through grouping of similar uses. These regulations are designed to protect adjacent properties from the potentially adverse impacts associated with mixed-use development and to promote efficient and economic land use among functionally integrated activities. This intent is achieved through coordinated application of standards, which regulate location, open space, ground coverage, height, lighting, signage, landscape, buffer and other physical design elements.