Best condo location in town! Short walk to UNC and Franklin St from this solid home in historic district. Full brick, newer roof and hvac system, hardwoods up & down, tile bath, and a full basement for storage or future expansion.
CondoProperty Type
1963Year Built
$433Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Mark Civiok• Coldwell Banker - HPW
Bought with Virginia Joines• Coldwell Banker Advantage
Source:TMLS #797188
Redfin Estimate
$468,068
$224K since sold in June 2007$17K since October
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This home's estimate is 77.2% higher than the average sale price ($264K) of 6 comparable homes.
Best condo location in town! Short walk to UNC and Franklin St from this solid home in historic district. Full brick, newer roof and hvac system, hardwoods up & down, tile bath, and a full basement for storage or future expansion.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,823 (+17.9%)
$357,700
2024
$4,092 (+2.8%)
$234,400
2023
$3,982 (+3.8%)
$234,400
2022
$3,838 (+5.5%)
$234,400
2021
$3,636 (−2.6%)
$225,900
2020
$3,733 (+0.2%)
$218,400
2019
$3,728 (+2.4%)
$218,400
2018
$3,639 (+2.1%)
$218,400
2017
$3,564 (−16.2%)
$218,400
2016
$4,255
$218,400
2015
$4,255 (+1.0%)
$130,680 + $124,077
$254,757
2014
$4,212 (+1.9%)
$130,680 + $124,077
$254,757
2013
$4,135 (+1.4%)
$130,680 + $124,077
$254,757
2011
$4,077
$130,680 + $124,077
$254,757
2010
$130,680 + $124,077
$254,757
Tax history for 218 Ransom St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,823 (+17.9%)
$357,700
2024
$4,092 (+2.8%)
$234,400
2023
$3,982 (+3.8%)
$234,400
2022
$3,838 (+5.5%)
$234,400
2021
$3,636 (−2.6%)
$225,900
2020
$3,733 (+0.2%)
$218,400
2019
$3,728 (+2.4%)
$218,400
2018
$3,639 (+2.1%)
$218,400
2017
$3,564 (−16.2%)
$218,400
2016
$4,255
$218,400
2015
$4,255 (+1.0%)
$130,680 + $124,077
$254,757
2014
$4,212 (+1.9%)
$130,680 + $124,077
$254,757
2013
$4,135 (+1.4%)
$130,680 + $124,077
$254,757
2011
$4,077
$130,680 + $124,077
$254,757
2010
$130,680 + $124,077
$254,757
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R-4
HD-2
Residential Districts
The residential districts are intended to provide for residential development of appropriate intensities consonant with the suitability of land, availability of public services, accessibility to major activity centers and transportation systems, and compatibility with surrounding development.