CHARMING EXPANDABLE BUNGALOW WITH REMODELED BATHROOM. GLEAMING HARDWOODS ON MAIN FLOOR. CROWN MOULDINGS IN FORMAL AREAS. CHEERFUL SUNROOM. LARGE PANTRY OFF KITCHEN. W/ D CLOSET ON MAIN FLOOR. OFFICE OR BEDROOM ON 2ND FLOOR PLUS 16'X9' PLAYROOM. PLENTY OF STORAGE. VERY LOVELY LANDSCAPING. FENCED BACKYARD FOR PRIVATE DECK & BRICK PATIO. PARTIAL BASEMENT W/ EXTERIOR ENTRANCE.
Single-familyProperty Type
1948Year Built
0.36 acresLot Size
$471Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Bobbie Hill• Howard Perry & Walston-North
Bought with Linda Barker• Coldwell Banker HPW
Source:TMLS #594675
Redfin Estimate
$778,252
$456K since sold in September 2003$15K since July
Recently sold homes
Estimate history
Homes for sale
This home's estimate is 12.1% higher than the average sale price ($694K) of 6 comparable homes.
CHARMING EXPANDABLE BUNGALOW WITH REMODELED BATHROOM. GLEAMING HARDWOODS ON MAIN FLOOR. CROWN MOULDINGS IN FORMAL AREAS. CHEERFUL SUNROOM. LARGE PANTRY OFF KITCHEN. W/ D CLOSET ON MAIN FLOOR. OFFICE OR BEDROOM ON 2ND FLOOR PLUS 16'X9' PLAYROOM. PLENTY OF STORAGE. VERY LOVELY LANDSCAPING. FENCED BACKYARD FOR PRIVATE DECK & BRICK PATIO. PARTIAL BASEMENT W/ EXTERIOR ENTRANCE.
Public Records
Jun 10, 1999
Sold
$231,000
$140/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,795 (+0.4%)
$603,750 + $58,457
$662,207
2024
$5,771 (+4.1%)
$603,750 + $58,457
$662,207
2023
$5,545 (+7.6%)
$603,750 + $58,457
$662,207
2022
$5,153 (+4.0%)
$420,000 + $86,925
$506,925
2021
$4,952 (+1.9%)
$420,000 + $86,925
$506,925
2020
$4,862 (−4.6%)
$420,000 + $86,925
$506,925
2019
$5,098 (+6.0%)
$420,000 + $86,925
$506,925
2018
$4,807 (+5.0%)
$230,000 + $208,167
$438,167
2017
$4,578 (+2.1%)
$230,000 + $208,167
$438,167
2016
$4,484 (+4.0%)
$230,000 + $208,167
$438,167
2015
$4,311 (+5.5%)
$230,000 + $208,167
$438,167
2014
$4,088 (+7.1%)
$236,250 + $178,161
$414,411
2013
$3,818
$236,250 + $178,161
$414,411
2012
$3,818 (+1.0%)
$236,250 + $178,161
$414,411
2011
$3,781
$236,250 + $178,161
$414,411
Tax history for 3022 Churchill Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,795 (+0.4%)
$603,750 + $58,457
$662,207
2024
$5,771 (+4.1%)
$603,750 + $58,457
$662,207
2023
$5,545 (+7.6%)
$603,750 + $58,457
$662,207
2022
$5,153 (+4.0%)
$420,000 + $86,925
$506,925
2021
$4,952 (+1.9%)
$420,000 + $86,925
$506,925
2020
$4,862 (−4.6%)
$420,000 + $86,925
$506,925
2019
$5,098 (+6.0%)
$420,000 + $86,925
$506,925
2018
$4,807 (+5.0%)
$230,000 + $208,167
$438,167
2017
$4,578 (+2.1%)
$230,000 + $208,167
$438,167
2016
$4,484 (+4.0%)
$230,000 + $208,167
$438,167
2015
$4,311 (+5.5%)
$230,000 + $208,167
$438,167
2014
$4,088 (+7.1%)
$236,250 + $178,161
$414,411
2013
$3,818
$236,250 + $178,161
$414,411
2012
$3,818 (+1.0%)
$236,250 + $178,161
$414,411
2011
$3,781
$236,250 + $178,161
$414,411
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R-10
Residential-10 District
R-10 allows single-unit living in a detached house, or tiny house, and twounit living in an attached house or townhouse or tiny house with a minimum lot size of 4,000 sq ft. Multi-unit living is also allowed in a townhouse or apartment. Smaller minimum lot sizes are permitted as part of a compact development.; Smaller lot sizes as part of a conservation development or cottage court are allowed in exchange for preserving common open space. Smaller lot sizes as part of a conservation development or cottage court are allowed in exchange for preserving common open space.; Dimensional standards, maximum density, and allowed uses may be modified for the R- 10 district within the TOD overlay to enable transitoriented development.; R-10 allows single-unit living in a detached house, or tiny house and two-unit living in an attached house or tiny house with a minimum lot size of 4,000 sq ft. Multi-unit living is also allowed in a townhouse.; Smaller minimum lot sizes are permitted as part of a compact development.; Additional building types, and smaller lot sizes as part of a conservation development or cottage court are allowed in exchange for preservingcommon open space.; Dimensional standards, maximum density, allowed building types, and allowed uses may be modified for the R-6 district within the TOD overlay or Frequent Transit Areas identified in the City’s Comprehensive Plan to enable transit oriented development.