As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$544 (+20.2%)
$20,800 + $71,200
$92,000
2024
$453 (−4.4%)
$20,800 + $50,800
$71,600
2023
$473 (+52.9%)
$20,800 + $52,200
$73,000
2022
$310 (+5.3%)
$20,800 + $42,900
$63,700
2021
$294 (+2.3%)
$20,800 + $38,600
$59,400
2020
$287 (−9.4%)
$20,800 + $39,200
$60,000
2018
$317 (+11.0%)
$20,800 + $39,200
$60,000
2017
$286 (−0.8%)
$17,100 + $38,700
$55,800
2016
$288 (+11.7%)
$17,100 + $38,900
$56,000
2015
$258 (−52.8%)
$17,100 + $38,700
$55,800
2013
$547
$17,100 + $63,100
$80,200
Tax history for 3015 W Old Stone Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$544 (+20.2%)
$20,800 + $71,200
$92,000
2024
$453 (−4.4%)
$20,800 + $50,800
$71,600
2023
$473 (+52.9%)
$20,800 + $52,200
$73,000
2022
$310 (+5.3%)
$20,800 + $42,900
$63,700
2021
$294 (+2.3%)
$20,800 + $38,600
$59,400
2020
$287 (−9.4%)
$20,800 + $39,200
$60,000
2018
$317 (+11.0%)
$20,800 + $39,200
$60,000
2017
$286 (−0.8%)
$17,100 + $38,700
$55,800
2016
$288 (+11.7%)
$17,100 + $38,900
$56,000
2015
$258 (−52.8%)
$17,100 + $38,700
$55,800
2013
$547
$17,100 + $63,100
$80,200
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A-1
Agriculture
This district shall be classified as prime farmland. A-1 district is to preserve and protect the decreasing supply of prime farmland by controlling the indiscriminate infiltration of urban development into agriculture areas. These areas are general flat areas with less than 2 to 5 percent slope, no wooded areas and little to no urbanization has occurred or is likely to occur in the near future. These areas shall be maintained as primary uses such as growth of crops and the raising of livestock. No residential use shall be authorized except farm dwellings.