As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,878 (+16.5%)
$126,640 + $294,976
$421,616
2024
$1,612 (+5.7%)
$126,640 + $294,976
$421,616
2023
$1,525 (+1.2%)
$82,930 + $167,737
$250,667
2022
$1,507 (+20.9%)
$82,930 + $167,737
$250,667
2021
$1,246 (+6.6%)
$82,930 + $167,737
$250,667
2020
$1,169 (+6.4%)
$82,930 + $152,397
$235,327
2019
$1,098 (+16.8%)
$82,930 + $52,531
$135,461
2018
$940 (+1.2%)
$72,930 + $34,357
$107,287
2017
$930 (+3.3%)
$72,930 + $34,357
$107,287
2016
$900 (−24.5%)
$72,930 + $34,357
$107,287
2014
$1,192 (+6.9%)
$64,117 + $69,555
$133,672
2013
$1,115 (+3.7%)
$64,117 + $69,555
$133,672
2012
$1,075 (−0.2%)
$64,117 + $69,555
$133,672
2011
$1,077
$64,117 + $69,555
$133,672
Tax history for 13815 Roxboro Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,878 (+16.5%)
$126,640 + $294,976
$421,616
2024
$1,612 (+5.7%)
$126,640 + $294,976
$421,616
2023
$1,525 (+1.2%)
$82,930 + $167,737
$250,667
2022
$1,507 (+20.9%)
$82,930 + $167,737
$250,667
2021
$1,246 (+6.6%)
$82,930 + $167,737
$250,667
2020
$1,169 (+6.4%)
$82,930 + $152,397
$235,327
2019
$1,098 (+16.8%)
$82,930 + $52,531
$135,461
2018
$940 (+1.2%)
$72,930 + $34,357
$107,287
2017
$930 (+3.3%)
$72,930 + $34,357
$107,287
2016
$900 (−24.5%)
$72,930 + $34,357
$107,287
2014
$1,192 (+6.9%)
$64,117 + $69,555
$133,672
2013
$1,115 (+3.7%)
$64,117 + $69,555
$133,672
2012
$1,075 (−0.2%)
$64,117 + $69,555
$133,672
2011
$1,077
$64,117 + $69,555
$133,672
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RR
M/LR-B
Residential Rural District
The RR District is established to provide for agricultural activities and residential development on lots of one acre or greater and in conservation subdivisions. Commercial and industrial development is generally prohibited. This district is used to implement the Comprehensive Plan within those areas shown as the Rural Tier. Lands within other Tiers that have existing RR zoning are acknowledged; however, such lands may be rezoned to more intensive zoning districts consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. The regulations of this district are designed to discourage the development of urban services and to encourage the maintenance of an open and rural character.