14881 King Rd is a 2,995 square foot house on a 12.42 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Danvers data, we estimate the home's value is $565,869.
Single-familyProperty Type
2004Year Built
12.42 acresLot Size
$189Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$565,869
$2,000 since August
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This home's estimate is 52.3% higher than the average sale price ($372K) of 5 comparable homes.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$11,222 (+8.6%)
$44,030 + $125,840
$169,870
2024
$10,332 (+4.7%)
$44,030 + $125,840
$169,870
2023
$9,865 (+6.5%)
$40,210 + $114,920
$155,130
2022
$9,264 (+3.1%)
$36,990 + $105,710
$142,700
2021
$8,982 (+2.2%)
$34,080 + $97,400
$131,480
2020
$8,789 (−0.7%)
$32,770 + $93,650
$126,420
2019
$8,855 (+0.8%)
$31,820 + $90,920
$122,740
2018
$8,783 (+1.3%)
$31,820 + $90,920
$122,740
2017
$8,668 (+0.8%)
$31,820 + $90,920
$122,740
2016
$8,602 (+27.9%)
$31,820 + $90,920
$122,740
2015
$6,724 (+12.7%)
$27,190 + $70,590
$97,780
2013
$5,966
$26,450 + $68,670
$95,120
Tax history for 14881 King Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$11,222 (+8.6%)
$44,030 + $125,840
$169,870
2024
$10,332 (+4.7%)
$44,030 + $125,840
$169,870
2023
$9,865 (+6.5%)
$40,210 + $114,920
$155,130
2022
$9,264 (+3.1%)
$36,990 + $105,710
$142,700
2021
$8,982 (+2.2%)
$34,080 + $97,400
$131,480
2020
$8,789 (−0.7%)
$32,770 + $93,650
$126,420
2019
$8,855 (+0.8%)
$31,820 + $90,920
$122,740
2018
$8,783 (+1.3%)
$31,820 + $90,920
$122,740
2017
$8,668 (+0.8%)
$31,820 + $90,920
$122,740
2016
$8,602 (+27.9%)
$31,820 + $90,920
$122,740
2015
$6,724 (+12.7%)
$27,190 + $70,590
$97,780
2013
$5,966
$26,450 + $68,670
$95,120
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A-2
Agricultural District
The A-2 District is established to protect and maintain agricultural uses, agricultural economy, the open space and natural features of rural areas, and preserve agricultural land of the county in order to: Protect lands for continued farming; Allow non-farm residential development on a limited basis; and; Minimize conflicts between agricultural and non-agricultural areas.; The A-2 district is also established to protect those agricultural lands which, due to their location, soils, and use for agricultural activities, warrant protection from indiscriminate development. However, their proximity to existing development, combined with pressures for new development, makes these lands unsuitable for preservation according to the more restrictive regulations of the A-1 Agricultural Preservation District.; The A-2 District is also intended to protect those agricultural lands that would otherwise be subject to residential subdivision activity which could render these important farmlands useless for farming