3251 Greensboro Rd is a 590 square foot house on a 10.04 acre lot with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. Based on Redfin's Madison data, we estimate the home's value is $361,065.
Single-familyProperty Type
2007Year Built
10.04 acresLot Size
$612Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$361,065
$54K since September
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This home's estimate is 28.9% lower than the average sale price ($508K) of 6 comparable homes.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,209 (+34.3%)
$64,806 + $81,712
$146,518
2025
$2,389 (+12.4%)
$64,806 + $81,712
$146,518
2024
$2,125 (+9.1%)
$24,904 + $81,712
$106,616
2023
$1,948 (+0.6%)
$21,831 + $61,043
$82,874
2022
$1,936 (−0.4%)
$21,831 + $57,329
$79,160
2021
$1,944 (+3.3%)
$21,831 + $57,329
$79,160
2020
$1,882 (+34.0%)
$21,831 + $54,091
$75,922
2019
$1,404 (+99.7%)
$21,831 + $33,899
$55,730
2018
$703 (+10.8%)
$20,044 + $7,446
$27,490
2017
$634 (+1.6%)
$20,044 + $4,432
$24,476
2016
$624 (+12.2%)
$20,044 + $4,432
$24,476
2014
$556
$18,360 + $3,004
$21,364
Tax history for 3251 Greensboro Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,209 (+34.3%)
$64,806 + $81,712
$146,518
2025
$2,389 (+12.4%)
$64,806 + $81,712
$146,518
2024
$2,125 (+9.1%)
$24,904 + $81,712
$106,616
2023
$1,948 (+0.6%)
$21,831 + $61,043
$82,874
2022
$1,936 (−0.4%)
$21,831 + $57,329
$79,160
2021
$1,944 (+3.3%)
$21,831 + $57,329
$79,160
2020
$1,882 (+34.0%)
$21,831 + $54,091
$75,922
2019
$1,404 (+99.7%)
$21,831 + $33,899
$55,730
2018
$703 (+10.8%)
$20,044 + $7,446
$27,490
2017
$634 (+1.6%)
$20,044 + $4,432
$24,476
2016
$624 (+12.2%)
$20,044 + $4,432
$24,476
2014
$556
$18,360 + $3,004
$21,364
*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
This district is designed to provide the landowner an opportunity to engage in limited hobby-type agricultural activities for personal use while maintaining a low density, rural, single-family residential character. Cluster design of subdivisions is encouraged and promoted in this district to reduce the installation of impervious surfaces such as roadways and sidewalks, provide large buffers for properties abutting active, large-scale agricultural operations, and to help provide for the protection of environmentally sensitive and culturally significant areas. This district is appropriate in a limited fashion in areas shown as agriculture, forestry,estate residential on the Future Land Use Map of the Comprehensive Plan.