As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,873 (+5.5%)
$32,015 + $116,548
$148,563
2024
$9,357 (+3.3%)
$28,941 + $105,359
$134,300
2023
$9,059 (+3.3%)
$26,457 + $96,315
$122,772
2022
$8,767 (+3.3%)
$23,822 + $86,723
$110,545
2021
$8,484 (+1.6%)
$22,864 + $83,235
$106,099
2020
$8,347 (+1.0%)
$21,999 + $80,088
$102,087
2019
$8,267 (−1.1%)
$21,292 + $77,515
$98,807
2018
$8,361
$20,412 + $74,312
$94,724
2017
$8,365 (+1.5%)
$20,412 + $74,312
$94,724
2016
$8,241 (−7.3%)
$19,438 + $70,767
$90,205
2015
$8,893 (+41.1%)
$18,224 + $66,348
$84,572
2013
$6,303 (+6.4%)
$17,231 + $48,143
$65,374
2012
$5,923 (−15.8%)
$17,970 + $50,207
$68,177
2011
$7,038 (+3.8%)
$21,059 + $62,577
$83,636
2010
$6,778 (+4.0%)
$16,078 + $73,791
$89,869
2008
$6,520 (+6.7%)
$17,535 + $80,479
$98,014
2007
$6,111
$17,067 + $78,333
$95,400
Tax history for 4009 E Mill Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,873 (+5.5%)
$32,015 + $116,548
$148,563
2024
$9,357 (+3.3%)
$28,941 + $105,359
$134,300
2023
$9,059 (+3.3%)
$26,457 + $96,315
$122,772
2022
$8,767 (+3.3%)
$23,822 + $86,723
$110,545
2021
$8,484 (+1.6%)
$22,864 + $83,235
$106,099
2020
$8,347 (+1.0%)
$21,999 + $80,088
$102,087
2019
$8,267 (−1.1%)
$21,292 + $77,515
$98,807
2018
$8,361
$20,412 + $74,312
$94,724
2017
$8,365 (+1.5%)
$20,412 + $74,312
$94,724
2016
$8,241 (−7.3%)
$19,438 + $70,767
$90,205
2015
$8,893 (+41.1%)
$18,224 + $66,348
$84,572
2013
$6,303 (+6.4%)
$17,231 + $48,143
$65,374
2012
$5,923 (−15.8%)
$17,970 + $50,207
$68,177
2011
$7,038 (+3.8%)
$21,059 + $62,577
$83,636
2010
$6,778 (+4.0%)
$16,078 + $73,791
$89,869
2008
$6,520 (+6.7%)
$17,535 + $80,479
$98,014
2007
$6,111
$17,067 + $78,333
$95,400
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
E1
Estate District
The intent of the E-1 Estate District is to accommodate single-family residences on a minimum of 1 acre that, due to topography and location, are well suited for single-family use. The E-1 District is intended to be located in close proximity to municipalities or historic town centers where infrastructure and services are readily accessible, to encourage the compact and contiguous development policy of the 2030 Plan, and shall take into consideration the densities of the adjacent municipality.