3505 Stringtown Rd is a vacant land on a 238.67 acre lot.
Vacant landProperty Type
238.67 acresLot Size
$0Price/Acres
Source:Public Records
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Market trends in 62244, IL
Last updated July 2026
Sale-to-List Price
98.5%
+0.4% MoM
Median sale price
$125K
$18K MoM
Avg. days on market
34d
1 days MoM
Recently sold homes
3
1 MoM
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Sale history for 3505 Stringtown Rd
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2024
$6,083 (+8.7%)
$91,120 + $5,450
$96,570
2023
$5,598 (+9.7%)
$79,571 + $5,620
$85,191
2022
$5,101 (+18.1%)
$69,090 + $5,760
$74,850
2021
$4,318 (+13.3%)
$59,649 + $5,900
$65,549
2020
$3,813 (+13.4%)
$50,665 + $3,690
$54,355
2019
$3,362 (+14.7%)
$42,794 + $3,130
$45,924
2018
$2,931 (+13.3%)
$35,659 + $3,130
$38,789
2017
$2,587 (+13.9%)
$29,011 + $3,130
$32,141
2016
$2,271 (+19.7%)
$18,276 + $3,130
$21,406
2015
$1,897 (+10.9%)
$18,276 + $3,130
$21,406
2014
$1,711 (+3.1%)
$13,718 + $3,130
$16,848
2013
$1,659
$10,830 + $3,130
$13,960
Tax history for 3505 Stringtown Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2024
$6,083 (+8.7%)
$91,120 + $5,450
$96,570
2023
$5,598 (+9.7%)
$79,571 + $5,620
$85,191
2022
$5,101 (+18.1%)
$69,090 + $5,760
$74,850
2021
$4,318 (+13.3%)
$59,649 + $5,900
$65,549
2020
$3,813 (+13.4%)
$50,665 + $3,690
$54,355
2019
$3,362 (+14.7%)
$42,794 + $3,130
$45,924
2018
$2,931 (+13.3%)
$35,659 + $3,130
$38,789
2017
$2,587 (+13.9%)
$29,011 + $3,130
$32,141
2016
$2,271 (+19.7%)
$18,276 + $3,130
$21,406
2015
$1,897 (+10.9%)
$18,276 + $3,130
$21,406
2014
$1,711 (+3.1%)
$13,718 + $3,130
$16,848
2013
$1,659
$10,830 + $3,130
$13,960
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A1
Agricultural District
The Agricultural District of Monroe County encompasses areas where soil, water, vegetal, and topographical resources generally provide conditions well suited to the raising of crops and domestic animals. The district is designed to prevent the intrusion of nonagricultural land use and development which would hinder agricultural pursuits by reason of congestion on public roads, chemical and biological pollution of air and water, environmental conditions, soil erosion, and the depletion of natural cover causing runoff of storm water onto and across agricultural land. The district is designed to protect and preserve the areas of high agricultural productivity and is intended to preserve conditions suitable to agricultural purposes. Anyone applying for a permit for a residence in this Agriculture Zoned District must sign a certificate that they are aware that there might be a sight, smell, or sound of agriculture business in the area.