As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,267 (+4.1%)
$14,885 + $98,111
$112,996
2024
$6,982 (+4.9%)
$13,537 + $89,224
$102,761
2023
$6,657 (+0.9%)
$13,537 + $89,224
$102,761
2022
$6,598 (+1.2%)
$10,965 + $72,273
$83,238
2021
$6,520 (+0.9%)
$10,198 + $67,218
$77,416
2020
$6,460 (+0.8%)
$9,714 + $64,029
$73,743
2019
$6,405 (+2.7%)
$9,305 + $61,330
$70,635
2018
$6,239 (+0.3%)
$7,384 + $58,030
$65,414
2016
$6,218 (+0.5%)
$7,181 + $56,438
$63,619
2015
$6,186 (+3.6%)
$7,038 + $55,315
$62,353
2013
$5,972 (+1.2%)
$7,208 + $56,648
$63,856
2012
$5,902 (−2.8%)
$7,644 + $60,078
$67,722
2011
$6,070 (−9.4%)
$7,963 + $62,581
$70,544
2010
$6,699 (+3.3%)
$9,086 + $74,859
$83,945
2009
$6,485 (+2.9%)
$9,371 + $77,206
$86,577
2008
$6,301 (+104.2%)
$9,218 + $75,945
$85,163
2007
$3,086
$8,926 + $33,043
$41,969
Tax history for 6355 Edgewood Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,267 (+4.1%)
$14,885 + $98,111
$112,996
2024
$6,982 (+4.9%)
$13,537 + $89,224
$102,761
2023
$6,657 (+0.9%)
$13,537 + $89,224
$102,761
2022
$6,598 (+1.2%)
$10,965 + $72,273
$83,238
2021
$6,520 (+0.9%)
$10,198 + $67,218
$77,416
2020
$6,460 (+0.8%)
$9,714 + $64,029
$73,743
2019
$6,405 (+2.7%)
$9,305 + $61,330
$70,635
2018
$6,239 (+0.3%)
$7,384 + $58,030
$65,414
2016
$6,218 (+0.5%)
$7,181 + $56,438
$63,619
2015
$6,186 (+3.6%)
$7,038 + $55,315
$62,353
2013
$5,972 (+1.2%)
$7,208 + $56,648
$63,856
2012
$5,902 (−2.8%)
$7,644 + $60,078
$67,722
2011
$6,070 (−9.4%)
$7,963 + $62,581
$70,544
2010
$6,699 (+3.3%)
$9,086 + $74,859
$83,945
2009
$6,485 (+2.9%)
$9,371 + $77,206
$86,577
2008
$6,301 (+104.2%)
$9,218 + $75,945
$85,163
2007
$3,086
$8,926 + $33,043
$41,969
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning and permits
Zoning
Permits
R1
One-Family Residential District
These districts are established in order to protect public health and promote public safety, convenience, carport, morals, prosperity and welfare. The general goals include, among others, the following specific purposes: To protect residential areas against fire, explosion, noxious fumes, offensive noise, smoke, vibrations, dust, odors, heat, glare and other objectionable factors.; To protect residential areas to the extent possible and appropriate in each area against unduly heavy motor vehicle traffic, especially through traffic, and to alleviate congestion by promoting off-street parking.; To protect residential areas against undue congestion of public streets and other public facilities by controlling the density of population through regulation of the bulk of buildings.; To protect and promote the public health and comfort by providing for ample light and air to buildings and the windows thereof.; To promote public comfort and welfare by providing for usable open space on the same zoning lot with residential development.; To provide sufficient space in appropriate locations to meet the probable need for future residential expansion and to meet the need for necessary safety and amenity for residents and which do not exert objectionable influences and To promote the best use and development of residential land in accordance with a comprehensive land use plan, to promote stability of residential development and protect the character and desirable development, and to protect the value of land and improvements and so strengthen the economic base of the Village.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Housing-Single unit
Housing-Senior
Recreation
Park & open space
Mar 12, 2021 • Active
Residential building
Tear off and replace the roof on a residential building.
Roofing
Permit history is from public records and may be incomplete or inaccurate. Redfin and its agents make no representations about the property condition or permit status. Buyers should independently verify all information.