Listed by Angelica Figueroa • Century 21 Affiliated (Off: 608-756-4196). Bought with South Central Non-Member.
Off Market Apr 2024 for $246K
$294,051
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$1,700/mo
3
bd
•
2.5 ba
•
2,104
sq ft
3810 Landstrom Rd, Rockford, IL 61114
About this home
Public Remarks: This Beautiful brick ranch style home has so much character. Fabulous location and family space - Must come and see it. 3 bed plus, Sun room/4th bedroom no closet, 2.5 bath, Bonus room in the basement and a rec room. All 3 bedrooms have hardwood floors. Sun Room/4th bedroom and kitchen have ceramic title. Updates-Water heater 2023, Furnace 2019, bathroom 2018, water softer 2023, sump pump 2024. Newer garage door and driveway.
Single-familyProperty Type
1963Year Built
0.32 acresLot Size
$140Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Angelica Figueroa• Century 21 Affiliated
Contact: Off: 608-756-4196
Bought with Scwmls Non-Member• South Central Non-Member
Back on Market, financing fell through. This Beautiful brick ranch style home has so much character. Fabulous location and family space. Must come and see it. 3 bed plus, Sun room/4th bedroom no closet, 2.5 bath, Bonus room in the basement and a rec room. All 3 bedrooms have hardwood floors. Sun Room/4th bedroom and kitchen have ceramic title. Updates-Water heater 2023, Furnace 2019, bathroom 2018, water softer 2023, sump pump 2024. newer garage door and driveway.
Public Records
Jan 4, 2005
Sold
$155,500
$74/sq ft
Public Records
Mar 1, 1995
Sold
$119,000
$57/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,745 (+4.8%)
$13,938 + $68,458
$82,396
2024
$6,439 (+4.7%)
$12,508 + $61,436
$73,944
2023
$6,147 (+2.9%)
$12,508 + $61,436
$73,944
2022
$5,973 (+2.7%)
$9,858 + $48,420
$58,278
2021
$5,814 (+1.6%)
$9,039 + $44,398
$53,437
2020
$5,724 (+1.4%)
$8,545 + $41,972
$50,517
2019
$5,646 (+0.5%)
$8,144 + $40,004
$48,148
2018
$5,619 (+1.6%)
$7,676 + $37,700
$45,376
2016
$5,531 (−1.2%)
$7,346 + $36,080
$43,426
2015
$5,600 (−6.0%)
$7,208 + $35,404
$42,612
2013
$5,955 (+1.5%)
$9,585 + $38,943
$48,528
2012
$5,865 (+0.5%)
$10,165 + $41,301
$51,466
2011
$5,838 (+3.5%)
$10,712 + $42,320
$53,032
2010
$5,641 (+4.8%)
$11,275 + $44,543
$55,818
2009
$5,385 (+4.2%)
$11,436 + $45,180
$56,616
2008
$5,166 (+1.8%)
$11,092 + $43,822
$54,914
2007
$5,076
$10,587 + $43,772
$54,359
Tax history for 3810 Landstrom Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,745 (+4.8%)
$13,938 + $68,458
$82,396
2024
$6,439 (+4.7%)
$12,508 + $61,436
$73,944
2023
$6,147 (+2.9%)
$12,508 + $61,436
$73,944
2022
$5,973 (+2.7%)
$9,858 + $48,420
$58,278
2021
$5,814 (+1.6%)
$9,039 + $44,398
$53,437
2020
$5,724 (+1.4%)
$8,545 + $41,972
$50,517
2019
$5,646 (+0.5%)
$8,144 + $40,004
$48,148
2018
$5,619 (+1.6%)
$7,676 + $37,700
$45,376
2016
$5,531 (−1.2%)
$7,346 + $36,080
$43,426
2015
$5,600 (−6.0%)
$7,208 + $35,404
$42,612
2013
$5,955 (+1.5%)
$9,585 + $38,943
$48,528
2012
$5,865 (+0.5%)
$10,165 + $41,301
$51,466
2011
$5,838 (+3.5%)
$10,712 + $42,320
$53,032
2010
$5,641 (+4.8%)
$11,275 + $44,543
$55,818
2009
$5,385 (+4.2%)
$11,436 + $45,180
$56,616
2008
$5,166 (+1.8%)
$11,092 + $43,822
$54,914
2007
$5,076
$10,587 + $43,772
$54,359
*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
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Lot size
0.32 Acres
Year renovated
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Style
Single Family Residential
County
Winnebago County
APN
1208353018
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Accessible
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Last updated by owner on Jul 13, 2026.
R1
Single-Family Residential District
Rockfords residential zoning districts are intended to create, maintain, and promote a variety of housing opportunities for individual households and to maintain the desired physical character of existing neighborhoods and developing areas consistent with the citys official comprehensive plan. These regulations are intended to ensure that permitted and special uses are compatible within each district. They are intended to maintain and protect residential property values and to promote the peace quiet and enjoyment of the citys residential areas by requiring setbacks and open spaces on the same lot as the residential development. While these districts primarily accommodate residential use types some nonresidential use types are also allowed.