Wonderful setting for this easy care ranch on over and acre of land. Large deck to enjoy the yard and beautiful fall transformation of the woods - open to dining area in the kitchen. Kitchen with appliances included (new appliances 8/21) and full pantry cabinet with slide out shelves - plenty of space for dining and easy clean with laminate floor. Nice size living room with wall to wall carpet and great morning light coming in the front door. Three bedrooms with wall to wall carpet and a full bath on the first floor. Large heated basement with many possibilities - most recently used as a hobby train room - track lighting and lots of storage shelves to remain. Work shop area with loads of outlets. There is also a 1/2 bath in lower level for your convenience. Easy access to back yard through walk-out door -close to large shed w/ electric and windows that open which houses the oil tank and storage. New well pressure water tank (2020), Buderus heating with separate water tank
Single-familyProperty Type
1987Year Built
1.19 acresLot Size
$290Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
5 spacesParking
Listed by Alyssa Rhodes• Landmark, REALTORS®
Bought with Judy and Shannon• CR Premier Properties
NEWER RANCH IN COUNTRY LOCATION ON QUIET DEAD-END STREET LOCATED NEAR THE W. WARREN & WARE TOWN LINES. EXTRAS INCL. FLUE FOR STOVE, 2ND BATH & PART. FINISHED RM. IN BASEMENT. LARGE DECK, ABOVE GROUND POOL. MOVE IN CONDITION.
Public Records
Nov 24, 1987
Sold
$96,000
$82/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,526 (+20.5%)
$61,200 + $171,600
$232,800
2021
$3,757 (+2.9%)
$59,900 + $106,100
$166,000
2020
$3,650 (+3.0%)
$59,900 + $100,200
$160,100
2019
$3,545 (−0.3%)
$59,900 + $100,200
$160,100
2018
$3,555 (+2.4%)
$58,200 + $102,800
$161,000
2017
$3,473 (+4.5%)
$58,200 + $102,800
$161,000
2016
$3,325 (+3.1%)
$56,500 + $99,800
$156,300
2015
$3,224 (+6.5%)
$56,500 + $99,800
$156,300
2014
$3,026 (+2.6%)
$56,500 + $99,800
$156,300
2013
$2,949 (+2.4%)
$58,600 + $105,900
$164,500
2012
$2,881 (−2.0%)
$65,200 + $106,100
$171,300
2011
$2,941
$65,200 + $107,500
$172,700
Tax history for 382 Rondeau St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,526 (+20.5%)
$61,200 + $171,600
$232,800
2021
$3,757 (+2.9%)
$59,900 + $106,100
$166,000
2020
$3,650 (+3.0%)
$59,900 + $100,200
$160,100
2019
$3,545 (−0.3%)
$59,900 + $100,200
$160,100
2018
$3,555 (+2.4%)
$58,200 + $102,800
$161,000
2017
$3,473 (+4.5%)
$58,200 + $102,800
$161,000
2016
$3,325 (+3.1%)
$56,500 + $99,800
$156,300
2015
$3,224 (+6.5%)
$56,500 + $99,800
$156,300
2014
$3,026 (+2.6%)
$56,500 + $99,800
$156,300
2013
$2,949 (+2.4%)
$58,600 + $105,900
$164,500
2012
$2,881 (−2.0%)
$65,200 + $106,100
$171,300
2011
$2,941
$65,200 + $107,500
$172,700
*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
3
Baths
1.5
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.19 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,176
Year built
1987
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Hampden County
APN
3146745
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jan 30, 2023.
RR
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