6129 Spring Branch Cir is a 3,077 square foot house on a 0.66 acre lot with 3.5 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Raleigh data, we estimate the home's value is $736,467.
Single-familyProperty Type
2017Year Built
0.66 acresLot Size
$239Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$736,467
$2,000 since September
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This home's estimate is 39.6% higher than the average sale price ($528K) of 6 comparable homes.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,617 (+3.0%)
$80,000 + $638,695
$718,695
2024
$4,483 (+21.6%)
$80,000 + $638,695
$718,695
2023
$3,686 (+7.9%)
$80,000 + $638,695
$718,695
2022
$3,416 (+2.8%)
$56,000 + $414,213
$470,213
2021
$3,324 (+1.7%)
$56,000 + $414,213
$470,213
2020
$3,269 (−9.7%)
$56,000 + $414,213
$470,213
2019
$3,619 (+8.8%)
$56,000 + $414,213
$470,213
2018
$3,327 (+104.7%)
$55,000 + $385,666
$440,666
2017
$1,625 (+324.3%)
$55,000 + $385,666
$440,666
2016
$383 (+7.9%)
$55,000 + $409,051
$464,051
2014
$355
$54,000
Tax history for 6129 Spring Branch Cir
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,617 (+3.0%)
$80,000 + $638,695
$718,695
2024
$4,483 (+21.6%)
$80,000 + $638,695
$718,695
2023
$3,686 (+7.9%)
$80,000 + $638,695
$718,695
2022
$3,416 (+2.8%)
$56,000 + $414,213
$470,213
2021
$3,324 (+1.7%)
$56,000 + $414,213
$470,213
2020
$3,269 (−9.7%)
$56,000 + $414,213
$470,213
2019
$3,619 (+8.8%)
$56,000 + $414,213
$470,213
2018
$3,327 (+104.7%)
$55,000 + $385,666
$440,666
2017
$1,625 (+324.3%)
$55,000 + $385,666
$440,666
2016
$383 (+7.9%)
$55,000 + $409,051
$464,051
2014
$355
$54,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R-30
Residential-30 District
The R-30 districts are known as non-watershed residential districts. These districts allow a range of very-low to moderate-density residential development and various building forms, depending on the specific district. A limited number of nonresidential uses are also allowed. Some nonresidential uses are permitted by-right; others are allowed only within designated activity centers and then only if the Board of Adjustment first reviews and approves a site plan and Special Use Permit for such use.