As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,333 (+2.0%)
$226,200 + $154,200
$380,400
2024
$6,207 (+2.6%)
$213,300 + $148,200
$361,500
2023
$6,052 (+2.7%)
$199,300 + $138,400
$337,700
2022
$5,893 (−1.4%)
$182,900 + $129,400
$312,300
2021
$5,979 (+2.1%)
$172,500 + $124,100
$296,600
2020
$5,856 (+1.6%)
$167,500 + $120,500
$288,000
2019
$5,761 (+3.6%)
$164,200 + $118,700
$282,900
2018
$5,562 (+2.0%)
$164,000 + $118,700
$282,700
2017
$5,451 (+0.8%)
$163,900 + $116,000
$279,900
2016
$5,406 (+5.0%)
$154,600 + $119,600
$274,200
2014
$5,151 (+5.5%)
$145,800 + $113,400
$259,200
2013
$4,881 (+3.1%)
$145,800 + $107,100
$252,900
2011
$4,737 (−0.8%)
$142,900 + $95,600
$238,500
2010
$4,773 (+1.1%)
$142,900 + $93,100
$236,000
2009
$4,722
$142,900 + $90,500
$233,400
Tax history for 216 Stirling Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,333 (+2.0%)
$226,200 + $154,200
$380,400
2024
$6,207 (+2.6%)
$213,300 + $148,200
$361,500
2023
$6,052 (+2.7%)
$199,300 + $138,400
$337,700
2022
$5,893 (−1.4%)
$182,900 + $129,400
$312,300
2021
$5,979 (+2.1%)
$172,500 + $124,100
$296,600
2020
$5,856 (+1.6%)
$167,500 + $120,500
$288,000
2019
$5,761 (+3.6%)
$164,200 + $118,700
$282,900
2018
$5,562 (+2.0%)
$164,000 + $118,700
$282,700
2017
$5,451 (+0.8%)
$163,900 + $116,000
$279,900
2016
$5,406 (+5.0%)
$154,600 + $119,600
$274,200
2014
$5,151 (+5.5%)
$145,800 + $113,400
$259,200
2013
$4,881 (+3.1%)
$145,800 + $107,100
$252,900
2011
$4,737 (−0.8%)
$142,900 + $95,600
$238,500
2010
$4,773 (+1.1%)
$142,900 + $93,100
$236,000
2009
$4,722
$142,900 + $90,500
$233,400
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
EP-250
Agricultural-Residential Environmental Protection District
This zone includes areas of significant environmental constraints, as identified on the Environmental Constraints Map contained in the adopted Master Plan of Warren Township dated January 22, 1990. Development standards encourage clustered single-family dwellings. Areas of accessible, and contiguous buildable uplands which are greater than 20 acres are considered appropriate for uses other than strictly large lot single-family residential or clustered single-family dwellings. Conditional uses consist of nursing homes, retirement facilities, private membership, nonprofit and recreation facilities.