1604 S Weimer Rd is a 1,558 square foot house on a 0.63 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Based on Redfin's Bloomington data, we estimate the home's value is $240,459.
Single-familyProperty Type
1956Year Built
0.63 acresLot Size
$154Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$240,459
$0 since October
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This home's estimate is 0.6% lower than the average sale price ($242K) of 5 comparable homes.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,138 (−9.4%)
$44,400 + $144,900
$189,300
2024
$1,255 (+0.2%)
$34,100 + $157,500
$191,600
2023
$1,253 (+5.4%)
$34,100 + $155,800
$189,900
2022
$1,189 (+9.3%)
$34,100 + $140,100
$174,200
2021
$1,088 (+3.2%)
$29,800 + $124,000
$153,800
2020
$1,054 (+23.4%)
$29,800 + $115,400
$145,200
2019
$854 (−1.1%)
$29,800 + $111,700
$141,500
2018
$864 (+1.1%)
$29,800 + $111,700
$141,500
2017
$854 (+1.8%)
$29,800 + $110,400
$140,200
2016
$839 (+33.4%)
$29,800 + $110,400
$140,200
2015
$629 (−0.5%)
$29,800 + $90,400
$120,200
2013
$632
$29,800 + $87,800
$117,600
Tax history for 1604 S Weimer Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,138 (−9.4%)
$44,400 + $144,900
$189,300
2024
$1,255 (+0.2%)
$34,100 + $157,500
$191,600
2023
$1,253 (+5.4%)
$34,100 + $155,800
$189,900
2022
$1,189 (+9.3%)
$34,100 + $140,100
$174,200
2021
$1,088 (+3.2%)
$29,800 + $124,000
$153,800
2020
$1,054 (+23.4%)
$29,800 + $115,400
$145,200
2019
$854 (−1.1%)
$29,800 + $111,700
$141,500
2018
$864 (+1.1%)
$29,800 + $111,700
$141,500
2017
$854 (+1.8%)
$29,800 + $110,400
$140,200
2016
$839 (+33.4%)
$29,800 + $110,400
$140,200
2015
$629 (−0.5%)
$29,800 + $90,400
$120,200
2013
$632
$29,800 + $87,800
$117,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RS3.5/PRO6
Single Dwelling Residential District
These districts are intended to serve the traditional single family dwelling needs of the City. They are maintained in a single section of the ordinance for easy interpretation; the primary difference among these three district is density. By providing three districts zoning is established which is appropriate to the existing development in each district. These districts provide a flexible density structure whereby developments of varying densities are permitted subject to appropriate review. The intent of these districts is specifically to: Provide for the development of single family neighborhoods.; Assure the protection of existing residential environments.; Promote compatibility with the existing pattern of development. Planned Residential Overlays may be designated and mapped on the Official Zoning Map in conjunction with the following residential zoning districts: The PRO6 overlay may be overlaid only upon the RS3.5 Single Dwelling
Residential District.