20308 Mill Point Rd is a 2,772 square foot house on a 0.92 acre lot with 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Boonsboro data, we estimate the home's value is $408,051.
Single-familyProperty Type
1974Year Built
0.92 acresLot Size
$147Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$408,051
$3,000 since July
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This home's estimate is 7.9% lower than the average sale price ($443K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,197 (+5.1%)
2024
$3,043 (+5.1%)
2023
$2,895 (+5.2%)
$78,900 + $228,300
$307,200
2022
$2,753 (+2.8%)
2021
$2,677 (+4.2%)
2020
$2,569 (+3.4%)
$78,900 + $168,000
$246,900
2019
$2,484 (+4.1%)
2018
$2,387
$78,900 + $140,600
$219,500
2017
$2,387 (−1.1%)
$78,900 + $140,600
$219,500
2016
$2,413
$78,900 + $143,100
$222,000
2015
$2,413
$78,900 + $143,100
$222,000
2014
$2,413 (−10.5%)
2013
$2,696 (+5.1%)
2012
$2,565 (+4.4%)
2011
$2,457 (+4.4%)
2010
$2,355 (+6.9%)
2009
$2,202
Tax history for 20308 Mill Point Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,197 (+5.1%)
2024
$3,043 (+5.1%)
2023
$2,895 (+5.2%)
$78,900 + $228,300
$307,200
2022
$2,753 (+2.8%)
2021
$2,677 (+4.2%)
2020
$2,569 (+3.4%)
$78,900 + $168,000
$246,900
2019
$2,484 (+4.1%)
2018
$2,387
$78,900 + $140,600
$219,500
2017
$2,387 (−1.1%)
$78,900 + $140,600
$219,500
2016
$2,413
$78,900 + $143,100
$222,000
2015
$2,413
$78,900 + $143,100
$222,000
2014
$2,413 (−10.5%)
2013
$2,696 (+5.1%)
2012
$2,565 (+4.4%)
2011
$2,457 (+4.4%)
2010
$2,355 (+6.9%)
2009
$2,202
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A(R)
Agricultural Rural District
The purpose of this district is to provide for continued farming activity and the many uses that do not require public water and sewerage facilities and which may be more suitably located outside of the urban-type growth of the larger communities of the County. The Agricultural zoning district has been purposely drawn to enclose large blocks of the best soils for intensive agricultural production as well as gently rolling topography for farming. Most of the operating farms as well as the largest block of farmland preserved through the Agricultural Preservation Program is located in this area.