Don't miss your opportunity to live in this ideal area of Prairie Village! Just down a gorgeous tree lined street from Porter Park and the Village Shops! Rare oversized corner lot. A classic cape cod with so many updates including an opened kitchen, new tile, stainless appliances and new fixtures. So much new! 6 year old HVAC & water heater, Vinyl windows, updated electrical box, gorgeous hardwoods, and all neutral paint throughout! Sunroom off the back with a spot to swing and sip your morning coffee. Large fully fenced in yard with a patio - perfect for entertaining! The upstairs features ductless units keeping the whole home nice and cool. FULLY remodeled and expanded primary bathroom suite with double vanity and marble steam shower. Large bedroom with full walk-in closet. Two main level bedrooms with an updated full bath! Great basement space for storage and a double poured driveway pad. This is the perfect home!
Fresh and updated Prairie Village Cape Cod just waiting for you to move in! This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home has gleaming hardwood floors, new granite countertops, and newly painted interior! Enjoy the beautiful spring weather on the screened-in back porch or open-air deck. Amazing location close to parks, schools, and the Village shops! Tons of storage space in the unfinished basement. Retreat and relax in the spacious second level with its own full bathroom. This beautiful home just needs you! New HVAC installed in 2016.
Public Records
Apr 28, 2008
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,243 (+39.7%)
$24,128 + $38,788
$62,916
2024
$5,185 (+0.2%)
$24,128 + $38,788
$62,916
2023
$5,173 (+6.9%)
$21,933 + $22,446
$44,379
2022
$4,838 (+3.3%)
$20,891 + $22,855
$43,746
2020
$4,686 (+2.3%)
2019
$4,579 (+2.9%)
$16,515 + $20,664
$37,179
2018
$4,451 (+4.9%)
$13,762 + $22,290
$36,052
2017
$4,242 (+23.1%)
$9,621 + $23,304
$32,925
2016
$3,445 (+3.2%)
$9,621 + $23,304
$32,925
2015
$3,338 (+8.3%)
$6,868 + $19,180
$26,048
2012
$3,082
$5,979 + $18,689
$24,668
Tax history for 5108 Tomahawk Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,243 (+39.7%)
$24,128 + $38,788
$62,916
2024
$5,185 (+0.2%)
$24,128 + $38,788
$62,916
2023
$5,173 (+6.9%)
$21,933 + $22,446
$44,379
2022
$4,838 (+3.3%)
$20,891 + $22,855
$43,746
2020
$4,686 (+2.3%)
2019
$4,579 (+2.9%)
$16,515 + $20,664
$37,179
2018
$4,451 (+4.9%)
$13,762 + $22,290
$36,052
2017
$4,242 (+23.1%)
$9,621 + $23,304
$32,925
2016
$3,445 (+3.2%)
$9,621 + $23,304
$32,925
2015
$3,338 (+8.3%)
$6,868 + $19,180
$26,048
2012
$3,082
$5,979 + $18,689
$24,668
*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
Beds
4
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
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Lot depth
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Lot size
9,060 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
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Sq. Ft.
1,932
Year built
1950
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Johnson County
APN
OP55000046 0027
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
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Last updated by owner on Jul 27, 2026.
R-1B
Single Family Residential District
Prairie Village is, for the most part, a single-family residential community. Approximately 45 percent of the platted lots in the city are 65 feet wide or less, nearly all are concentrated in the north-central section of the city.; The balance of the lots range from 70 ft widths to more than one acre. This wide diversity of lot sizes requires two single-family residential districts, R-1a and R-1b. District R-1a establishes a minimum lot size of 10,000 sq ft and a minimum of lot width of 80 ft. District R-1b establishes a minimum lot width of 60 ft and minimum lot area of 6,000 sq ft. Additional regulatory procedures set out in the subdivision regulations further control the subdivision and resubdivision of land based upon the character of the surrounding neighborhood. Therefore, lots larger than this minimum will be required in areas where larger lots prevail nearby.; Districts R-1a and R-1b contain the traditional density standards, front, side and rear yard requirements and other regulatory measures. New development and redevelopment may, however, achieve needed flexibility by use of planned zoning procedures as set out in chapter 19.24.; It is the purpose and intent of chapters 19.06 and 19.08 to protect and sustain the property values, prevent the decline of physical conditions of private property, prevent conversions of dwellings to uses that are not in harmony with the neighborhood and generally assure a quality of life of the highest practical order.
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