As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,284 (+0.7%)
$117,000 + $435,400
$552,400
2025
$4,255 (+24.8%)
$117,000 + $435,400
$552,400
2024
$3,409 (+1.0%)
$117,000 + $435,400
$552,400
2023
$3,375
$80,900 + $251,600
$332,500
2022
$3,375 (+0.2%)
$80,900 + $251,600
$332,500
2021
$3,369 (+24.1%)
$80,900 + $251,600
$332,500
2020
$2,716 (−0.2%)
$49,500 + $182,900
$232,400
2019
$2,720
$49,500 + $182,900
$232,400
2018
$2,720 (−1.0%)
$49,500 + $182,900
$232,400
2017
$2,748 (+1.8%)
$49,500 + $182,900
$232,400
2016
$2,700 (−1.1%)
$49,500 + $182,900
$232,400
2015
$2,729 (+25.1%)
$49,500 + $182,900
$232,400
2014
$2,182 (+14.5%)
$72,500 + $200,230
$272,730
2013
$1,905
$72,500 + $200,230
$272,730
2012
$1,905 (−33.9%)
$72,500 + $200,230
$272,730
2011
$2,882
$72,500 + $200,230
$272,730
Tax history for 3104 Bridgewick Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,284 (+0.7%)
$117,000 + $435,400
$552,400
2025
$4,255 (+24.8%)
$117,000 + $435,400
$552,400
2024
$3,409 (+1.0%)
$117,000 + $435,400
$552,400
2023
$3,375
$80,900 + $251,600
$332,500
2022
$3,375 (+0.2%)
$80,900 + $251,600
$332,500
2021
$3,369 (+24.1%)
$80,900 + $251,600
$332,500
2020
$2,716 (−0.2%)
$49,500 + $182,900
$232,400
2019
$2,720
$49,500 + $182,900
$232,400
2018
$2,720 (−1.0%)
$49,500 + $182,900
$232,400
2017
$2,748 (+1.8%)
$49,500 + $182,900
$232,400
2016
$2,700 (−1.1%)
$49,500 + $182,900
$232,400
2015
$2,729 (+25.1%)
$49,500 + $182,900
$232,400
2014
$2,182 (+14.5%)
$72,500 + $200,230
$272,730
2013
$1,905
$72,500 + $200,230
$272,730
2012
$1,905 (−33.9%)
$72,500 + $200,230
$272,730
2011
$2,882
$72,500 + $200,230
$272,730
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R3
Single Family Residential
R-3 Residential zoning allows for the development of single family detached homes at a rate of 3 units per acre in a pattern that is in harmony with the existing residential subdivisions found throughout the town. R-3 is intended to provide traditional suburban housing while encouraging the clustering of homes to promote the preservation of trees, open space, and other natural features. Developments that meet these goals may qualify for a density bonus of up to 0.5 units per acre.