2331 Sparrows Point Rd is a 1,960 square foot house on a 8,820 square foot lot with 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Sparrows Point data, we estimate the home's value is $359,237.
Single-familyProperty Type
1937Year Built
8,820 sq ftLot Size
$183Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$359,237
$0 since July
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This home's estimate is 14.9% lower than the average sale price ($422K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$5,436 (+17.5%)
$77,400 + $186,300
$263,700
2025
$4,628 (+0.3%)
$77,400 + $186,300
$263,700
2024
$4,616 (−3.6%)
2023
$4,789 (+5.5%)
2022
$4,541 (+3.3%)
$74,200 + $178,100
$252,300
2021
$4,397 (+21.3%)
2020
$3,625 (+9.0%)
2019
$3,325 (−7.2%)
$74,200 + $134,700
$208,900
2018
$3,584 (+17.4%)
2017
$3,054 (+5.3%)
2015
$2,901 (+2.2%)
$74,200 + $117,700
$191,900
2014
$2,838 (−3.7%)
2013
$2,946 (−13.0%)
2012
$3,387 (−4.0%)
2011
$3,527
2010
$3,527 (+3.0%)
2009
$3,426
Tax history for 2331 Sparrows Point Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$5,436 (+17.5%)
$77,400 + $186,300
$263,700
2025
$4,628 (+0.3%)
$77,400 + $186,300
$263,700
2024
$4,616 (−3.6%)
2023
$4,789 (+5.5%)
2022
$4,541 (+3.3%)
$74,200 + $178,100
$252,300
2021
$4,397 (+21.3%)
2020
$3,625 (+9.0%)
2019
$3,325 (−7.2%)
$74,200 + $134,700
$208,900
2018
$3,584 (+17.4%)
2017
$3,054 (+5.3%)
2015
$2,901 (+2.2%)
$74,200 + $117,700
$191,900
2014
$2,838 (−3.7%)
2013
$2,946 (−13.0%)
2012
$3,387 (−4.0%)
2011
$3,527
2010
$3,527 (+3.0%)
2009
$3,426
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RO
Residential-Office, 5.5 Dwelling Units Per Acre Zone
The R-O zoning classification is established, pursuant to the findings stated above, to accommodate houses converted to office buildings and some small Class B office buildings in predominantly residential areas on sites that, because of adjacent commercial activity, heavy commercial traffic or other similar factors, can no longer reasonably be restricted solely to uses allowable in moderate-density residential zones. It is intended that buildings and uses in R-O Zones shall not intrude upon or disturb present or prospective uses of nearby residential property. It is not the R-O classification's purpose to accommodate a substantial part of the demand for office space, it being the intent of these zoning regulations that office space demand should be met primarily in C.T. Districts, C.C.C. Districts and, to a lesser extent, in other commercial areas.