333 Otter Rd is a 2,974 square foot house on a 2.2 acre lot with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Trenton data, we estimate the home's value is $276,200.
Single-familyProperty Type
1925Year Built
2.2 acresLot Size
$93Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$276,200
$10K since August
Recently sold homes
Estimate history
This home's estimate is 19.8% higher than the average sale price ($231K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,472 (+32.6%)
$10,820 + $90,300
$101,120
2024
$4,128 (+30.9%)
$10,820 + $90,300
$101,120
2023
$3,154 (−10.5%)
$9,540 + $54,400
$63,940
2022
$3,526 (+0.8%)
$10,050 + $53,960
$64,010
2021
$3,498 (+1.5%)
$9,570 + $51,390
$60,960
2020
$3,446 (+0.8%)
$9,200 + $49,410
$58,610
2019
$3,419 (−4.2%)
$9,200 + $49,410
$58,610
2018
$3,570 (+2.5%)
$8,978 + $48,731
$57,709
2017
$3,483 (+0.8%)
$8,550 + $46,410
$54,960
2016
$3,455 (+2.3%)
$8,550 + $46,410
$54,960
2015
$3,377 (+7.1%)
$8,550 + $46,410
$54,960
2014
$3,152
$8,550 + $46,620
$55,170
Tax history for 333 Otter Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,472 (+32.6%)
$10,820 + $90,300
$101,120
2024
$4,128 (+30.9%)
$10,820 + $90,300
$101,120
2023
$3,154 (−10.5%)
$9,540 + $54,400
$63,940
2022
$3,526 (+0.8%)
$10,050 + $53,960
$64,010
2021
$3,498 (+1.5%)
$9,570 + $51,390
$60,960
2020
$3,446 (+0.8%)
$9,200 + $49,410
$58,610
2019
$3,419 (−4.2%)
$9,200 + $49,410
$58,610
2018
$3,570 (+2.5%)
$8,978 + $48,731
$57,709
2017
$3,483 (+0.8%)
$8,550 + $46,410
$54,960
2016
$3,455 (+2.3%)
$8,550 + $46,410
$54,960
2015
$3,377 (+7.1%)
$8,550 + $46,410
$54,960
2014
$3,152
$8,550 + $46,620
$55,170
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A
Agricultural District
The carrying out of agricultural activities has long been, and continues to be, an important part of the way of life for Clinton County residents, and such activities provide a large portion of the income derived by the County’s population. Thus, to promote and protect this mainstay of the local economy, it has been established as official policy that the County should protect, preserve, and encourage the pursuit of agriculture by its residents. The creation of the A Agricultural District is an integral part of that policy. The A District encompasses sparsely developed areas which, because of the fertility of the soil, topography, the availability of water, and other factors, including the suitability of the land for the raising of animals, have high agricultural productivity. The regulations for this district are intended to preserve such agricultural land by severely restricting the encroachment of non-agricultural uses and structures. The owners and renters of property, whether farm or non-farm, in this district should realize that they will likely encounter the smells, sights, and sounds attendant to agricultural operations. This Zoning Code encourages the conduct of lawful activity including the conduct of agriculture operations consistent with the principles established by this Zoning Code and other applicable ordinances of the County of Clinton and the laws of the State of Illinois