Nestled on a large wooded lot abutting conservation land, this 4 bedroom home is in a great commuters location. Just minutes to the commuter rail, rte 3 and rte 44. New gleaming hardwood flooring has been installed in the step-down family room, the dining room/den, stairs, master bedroom and upstairs hallway. Newer windows, siding, gutters, well pump, and water filtration has been recently installed. Offering lots of living space, spacious master bedroom, huge 2nd floor laundry room, 3 additional bedrooms, fresh paint through-out, front to back eat-in kitchen with newer ceramic tiled flooring, slider to fenced back yard, stainless refrigerator and dishwasher. Diningroom/Den has recessed lighting and new slider to large deck and in-inground pool. Buyers will be delighted with the amount of space and all this home has to offer.
Single-familyProperty Type
1976Year Built
1.38 acresLot Size
$391Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
8 spacesParking
Listed by Amy DeFeo• Century 21 Tassinari & Assoc.
If you are looking for a four bedroom home on a great lot in West Plymouth look no further- handy commuter location for this home on nice flat usable 1.37 acres of land. Home has had many updates in the past five years-furnace, water heater, both baths, kitchen-cabinets,counters, and appliances, most windows, fence, pool liner and pump,oversized deck, and roof. Large eat in kitchen. Dining room currently used as office/den. 36x18 ingound pool. Owners relocating.
Public Records
Aug 21, 1991
Sold
$119,000
$70/sq ft
Public Records
Aug 30, 1988
Sold
$160,000
$94/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$6,634 (+1.3%)
$246,100 + $262,100
$508,200
2025
$6,549 (+3.2%)
$246,100 + $270,000
$516,100
2024
$6,347 (+2.6%)
$234,100 + $259,100
$493,200
2023
$6,185 (+8.1%)
$214,100 + $237,000
$451,100
2022
$5,720 (+3.6%)
$193,300 + $177,400
$370,700
2021
$5,523 (+1.9%)
$193,300 + $148,500
$341,800
2020
$5,422 (+4.8%)
$183,300 + $148,300
$331,600
2019
$5,175 (+3.8%)
$163,300 + $149,600
$312,900
2018
$4,986 (+4.7%)
$153,300 + $149,600
$302,900
2017
$4,762 (+8.9%)
$153,300 + $133,900
$287,200
2016
$4,373 (+6.7%)
$148,300 + $120,500
$268,800
2015
$4,099 (+4.4%)
$143,300 + $120,500
$263,800
2014
$3,926 (+4.8%)
$143,300 + $116,200
$259,500
2013
$3,747 (+0.3%)
$143,300 + $116,400
$259,700
2012
$3,734 (+7.0%)
$153,300 + $116,500
$269,800
2011
$3,491 (+1.7%)
$150,300 + $117,400
$267,700
2010
$3,433 (+2.0%)
$157,700 + $118,700
$276,400
2009
$3,366
$184,100 + $120,000
$304,100
Tax history for 17 Bunnys Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$6,634 (+1.3%)
$246,100 + $262,100
$508,200
2025
$6,549 (+3.2%)
$246,100 + $270,000
$516,100
2024
$6,347 (+2.6%)
$234,100 + $259,100
$493,200
2023
$6,185 (+8.1%)
$214,100 + $237,000
$451,100
2022
$5,720 (+3.6%)
$193,300 + $177,400
$370,700
2021
$5,523 (+1.9%)
$193,300 + $148,500
$341,800
2020
$5,422 (+4.8%)
$183,300 + $148,300
$331,600
2019
$5,175 (+3.8%)
$163,300 + $149,600
$312,900
2018
$4,986 (+4.7%)
$153,300 + $149,600
$302,900
2017
$4,762 (+8.9%)
$153,300 + $133,900
$287,200
2016
$4,373 (+6.7%)
$148,300 + $120,500
$268,800
2015
$4,099 (+4.4%)
$143,300 + $120,500
$263,800
2014
$3,926 (+4.8%)
$143,300 + $116,200
$259,500
2013
$3,747 (+0.3%)
$143,300 + $116,400
$259,700
2012
$3,734 (+7.0%)
$153,300 + $116,500
$269,800
2011
$3,491 (+1.7%)
$150,300 + $117,400
$267,700
2010
$3,433 (+2.0%)
$157,700 + $118,700
$276,400
2009
$3,366
$184,100 + $120,000
$304,100
*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
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.38 Acres
Year renovated
1990
Sq. Ft.
1,696
Year built
1976
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Plymouth County
APN
3294881S
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 14, 2026.
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