2036 Cold Spring Rd is a 936 square foot house on a 8,320 square foot lot with 2 bedrooms. Based on Redfin's Indianapolis data, we estimate the home's value is $84,569.
Single-familyProperty Type
1949Year Built
8,320 sq ftLot Size
$90Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$84,569
$5,000 since July
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This home's estimate is 23% lower than the average sale price ($110K) of 5 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$467 (+2.6%)
$4,600 + $9,700
$14,300
2024
$455 (+6.3%)
$4,600 + $9,200
$13,800
2023
$429 (+1.0%)
$4,600 + $9,200
$13,800
2022
$424 (+29.9%)
$4,600 + $8,200
$12,800
2021
$327 (+0.7%)
$4,600 + $4,400
$9,000
2020
$324 (+1.1%)
$4,600 + $4,400
$9,000
2019
$321 (−6.6%)
$4,600 + $4,400
$9,000
2018
$343 (+9.0%)
$4,600 + $4,200
$8,800
2017
$315 (+3.3%)
$4,600 + $5,200
$9,800
2016
$305 (−83.4%)
$4,600 + $5,200
$9,800
2015
$1,838 (+4.1%)
$4,600 + $78,900
$83,500
2014
$1,766 (+5.4%)
$4,600 + $77,700
$82,300
2013
$1,676
$4,600 + $76,100
$80,700
Tax history for 2036 Cold Spring Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$467 (+2.6%)
$4,600 + $9,700
$14,300
2024
$455 (+6.3%)
$4,600 + $9,200
$13,800
2023
$429 (+1.0%)
$4,600 + $9,200
$13,800
2022
$424 (+29.9%)
$4,600 + $8,200
$12,800
2021
$327 (+0.7%)
$4,600 + $4,400
$9,000
2020
$324 (+1.1%)
$4,600 + $4,400
$9,000
2019
$321 (−6.6%)
$4,600 + $4,400
$9,000
2018
$343 (+9.0%)
$4,600 + $4,200
$8,800
2017
$315 (+3.3%)
$4,600 + $5,200
$9,800
2016
$305 (−83.4%)
$4,600 + $5,200
$9,800
2015
$1,838 (+4.1%)
$4,600 + $78,900
$83,500
2014
$1,766 (+5.4%)
$4,600 + $77,700
$82,300
2013
$1,676
$4,600 + $76,100
$80,700
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
D4
AIRSPACE SECONDARY ZONING DISTRICT
COMPACT
Dwelling District Four
The D-4 District is intended for low or medium intensity single-family and two-family residential development. Land in this District needs good thoroughfare access, relatively flat topography, and nearby community and neighborhood services and facilities with pedestrian linkages. Provisions for recreational facilities serving the neighborhood within walking distance are vitally important. Trees fulfill an important cooling and drainage role for the individual lots in this District. The D-4 District has a typical density of 4.2 units per gross acre. This District fulfills the low density residential classification of the Comprehensive General Land Use Plan. All public utilities and facilities must be present. Development plans, which may include the use of clustering, should incorporate and promote environmental and aesthetic considerations, working within the constraints and advantages presented by existing site conditions, including vegetation, topography, drainage and wildlife.