As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$6,152 (+21.5%)
$46,700 + $1,224,400
$1,271,100
2025
$5,065 (−17.7%)
$46,700 + $1,224,400
$1,271,100
2024
$6,152 (+2.7%)
2023
$5,993 (+72.9%)
2022
$3,465 (+2.8%)
2021
$3,370
2020
$3,370
$46,700 + $474,400
$521,100
2019
$3,370 (−15.4%)
2018
$3,985
$46,700 + $566,300
$613,000
2017
$3,985 (+2.4%)
$46,700 + $566,300
$613,000
2015
$3,892 (+8.4%)
$46,700 + $566,300
$613,000
2014
$3,591
$49,600 + $559,200
$608,800
Tax history for 2241 Mountain View Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$6,152 (+21.5%)
$46,700 + $1,224,400
$1,271,100
2025
$5,065 (−17.7%)
$46,700 + $1,224,400
$1,271,100
2024
$6,152 (+2.7%)
2023
$5,993 (+72.9%)
2022
$3,465 (+2.8%)
2021
$3,370
2020
$3,370
$46,700 + $474,400
$521,100
2019
$3,370 (−15.4%)
2018
$3,985
$46,700 + $566,300
$613,000
2017
$3,985 (+2.4%)
$46,700 + $566,300
$613,000
2015
$3,892 (+8.4%)
$46,700 + $566,300
$613,000
2014
$3,591
$49,600 + $559,200
$608,800
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R-1
Low Density Residential District City of Hickory ETJ
The Low Density Residential (R-1) district implements the Low Density Residential policies of the Hickory by Choice 2030 Comprehensive Plan. The R-1 zoning district is the lowest density residential district in the City of Hickory. It is intended for large lot single-family, including manufactured housing. It allows a maximum density of 2 dwelling units per acre. Public infrastructure, when available, is required to serve this type of development. Characteristics of these areas include the following: Large lot suburban single-family subdivisions; Conservation subdivisions; and Automobile oriented.