Spacious 2 family w/tremendous potential & extra large lot w/additional dwellings possible or enormous private yard! Owner's unit with 2 levels, many windows, wood floors, sun porch & wood stove. Driveway. Perfect for owner-developer or developer - buyer due diligence.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A 2FAM ON EXTRA LARGE LOT W/GARDENS FIRST FLR W/ HIGH CEILINGS,BOW WINDOWS,MANTEL.TWO LEVEL SE- COND FLR W/ OPEN LIV/DIN AREA & FP.3 SEASON PORCHES.WALK TO PARK &T.SELLER WILL ENTERTAIN OFFERS BETWEEN 489,000-568,876
Public Records
Dec 19, 1988
Sold
$240,000
$99/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$9,042 (+1.7%)
$384,900 + $457,000
$841,900
2022
$8,889 (+7.1%)
$373,500 + $443,500
$817,000
2021
$8,302 (+9.3%)
$355,700 + $422,400
$778,100
2020
$7,595 (+6.2%)
$322,900 + $396,300
$719,200
2019
$7,150 (+7.6%)
$261,200 + $417,200
$678,400
2018
$6,643 (+2.9%)
$261,200 + $372,700
$633,900
2017
$6,454 (+3.0%)
$261,200 + $348,200
$609,400
2016
$6,266 (+2.2%)
$261,200 + $308,400
$569,600
2015
$6,131 (+13.1%)
$231,700 + $274,600
$506,300
2014
$5,419 (−4.3%)
$231,700 + $199,100
$430,800
2013
$5,665 (+6.8%)
$231,700 + $199,400
$431,100
2012
$5,303 (+1.9%)
$193,900 + $212,800
$406,700
2009
$5,202 (+18.0%)
$193,900 + $212,800
$406,700
2006
$4,408
$216,900 + $197,800
$414,700
Tax history for 19 Kenton Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$9,042 (+1.7%)
$384,900 + $457,000
$841,900
2022
$8,889 (+7.1%)
$373,500 + $443,500
$817,000
2021
$8,302 (+9.3%)
$355,700 + $422,400
$778,100
2020
$7,595 (+6.2%)
$322,900 + $396,300
$719,200
2019
$7,150 (+7.6%)
$261,200 + $417,200
$678,400
2018
$6,643 (+2.9%)
$261,200 + $372,700
$633,900
2017
$6,454 (+3.0%)
$261,200 + $348,200
$609,400
2016
$6,266 (+2.2%)
$261,200 + $308,400
$569,600
2015
$6,131 (+13.1%)
$231,700 + $274,600
$506,300
2014
$5,419 (−4.3%)
$231,700 + $199,100
$430,800
2013
$5,665 (+6.8%)
$231,700 + $199,400
$431,100
2012
$5,303 (+1.9%)
$193,900 + $212,800
$406,700
2009
$5,202 (+18.0%)
$193,900 + $212,800
$406,700
2006
$4,408
$216,900 + $197,800
$414,700
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
The Three-Family Residential (3F) Subdistricts are established to preserve low density three-family areas with a variety of housing types appropriate to the existing fabric, including one-, two-, and three-family Dwellings, to preserve existing structures, to provide for new infill construction appropriate to the existing fabric, and to allow minor changes to occur as of right. In a 3F Subdistrict, the maximum number of Dwelling Units allowed in a single Building, including a Town House Building or Row House Building, is 3, except where otherwise specified in Table A of this Article.