As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$659 (+3.7%)
2024
$635 (+4.3%)
$52,500 + $13,000
$65,500
2023
$609 (+5.9%)
2022
$575 (+6.4%)
2021
$540 (+6.4%)
$42,500 + $8,000
$50,500
2020
$507 (+6.4%)
2019
$477 (−0.4%)
2018
$479
$32,500 + $7,300
$39,800
2017
$479 (−18.7%)
$32,500 + $7,300
$39,800
2016
$589
$42,500 + $7,300
$49,800
2015
$589 (−11.5%)
$42,500 + $7,300
$49,800
2014
$665 (+20.4%)
$52,500 + $6,800
$59,300
2012
$552 (−42.0%)
2011
$953
2010
$953 (+45.8%)
2009
$653
Tax history for 33298 Melson Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$659 (+3.7%)
2024
$635 (+4.3%)
$52,500 + $13,000
$65,500
2023
$609 (+5.9%)
2022
$575 (+6.4%)
2021
$540 (+6.4%)
$42,500 + $8,000
$50,500
2020
$507 (+6.4%)
2019
$477 (−0.4%)
2018
$479
$32,500 + $7,300
$39,800
2017
$479 (−18.7%)
$32,500 + $7,300
$39,800
2016
$589
$42,500 + $7,300
$49,800
2015
$589 (−11.5%)
$42,500 + $7,300
$49,800
2014
$665 (+20.4%)
$52,500 + $6,800
$59,300
2012
$552 (−42.0%)
2011
$953
2010
$953 (+45.8%)
2009
$653
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A - 1
Agriculture-Rural District
The purpose of the A-1 Agriculture-Rural District is to preserve areas of the County that are predominantly agricultural and to maintain the land base necessary for sustainable agricultural activity.; This district is designed to protect agriculture from incompatible residential, commercial and industrial development.; Where low-intensity residential development is allowed in the Agriculture-Rural District, density and design standards shall ensure natural resource protection and preservation of rural character.; This district shall be characterized by a mix of agricultural activities, farms and farmland, forests, open spaces and low intensity residential development or small cluster developments with significant associated open spaces.