Squaw Valley is known for its tranquil living and friendly neighbors. Situated just north of Ames in the Gilbert School District, this home is a perfect combination of country living and city accessibility. Unique features include optional master suite upstairs or downstairs, huge jetted tub, wet bar, extra storage in garage, three custom decks, mature trees, and more. . Home well maintained and cared for by original owner.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,634 (+6.0%)
$106,000 + $239,100
$345,100
2024
$3,428 (+2.8%)
$106,000 + $239,100
$345,100
2023
$3,334 (+0.6%)
$108,000 + $174,100
$282,100
2022
$3,314 (−6.9%)
$88,000 + $146,300
$234,300
2021
$3,558 (−1.3%)
$88,000 + $146,300
$234,300
2020
$3,604 (+4.4%)
$88,000 + $146,300
$234,300
2019
$3,452 (+4.8%)
$88,000 + $146,300
$234,300
2018
$3,294 (+3.1%)
$88,000 + $146,300
$234,300
2017
$3,194 (+0.7%)
$77,000 + $133,200
$210,200
2016
$3,172 (+19.8%)
$77,000 + $133,200
$210,200
2014
$2,648
$77,000 + $126,700
$203,700
Tax history for 5904 Valley Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,634 (+6.0%)
$106,000 + $239,100
$345,100
2024
$3,428 (+2.8%)
$106,000 + $239,100
$345,100
2023
$3,334 (+0.6%)
$108,000 + $174,100
$282,100
2022
$3,314 (−6.9%)
$88,000 + $146,300
$234,300
2021
$3,558 (−1.3%)
$88,000 + $146,300
$234,300
2020
$3,604 (+4.4%)
$88,000 + $146,300
$234,300
2019
$3,452 (+4.8%)
$88,000 + $146,300
$234,300
2018
$3,294 (+3.1%)
$88,000 + $146,300
$234,300
2017
$3,194 (+0.7%)
$77,000 + $133,200
$210,200
2016
$3,172 (+19.8%)
$77,000 + $133,200
$210,200
2014
$2,648
$77,000 + $126,700
$203,700
*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
4
Baths
4
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.34 Acres
Year renovated
1976
Sq. Ft.
2,512
Year built
1976
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Story County
APN
0520130120
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 15, 2026.
R-1
Transitional Residential District
The R-1 Transitional Residential District is designed to provide a district for single-family detached dwellings between a rural and urban density. Subdivisions created within the R-1 district may also include community facilities and open space uses, with special provisions to protect the residential character of the District. This District is not intended to permit isolated rural dwellings incompatible with surrounding land uses and not in conformance with the Cornerstone to Capstone C2C Comprehensive Plan. The R-1 Transitional Residential District shall be located in the Urban Expansion Area or Rural Villages as shown on the C2C Plan.