375 E Riverside Rd is a 5,112 square foot house on a 13.31 acre lot with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Bunkerville data, we estimate the home's value is $1,148,301.
Single-familyProperty Type
1979Year Built
13.31 acresLot Size
$225Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$1,148,301
$199K since August
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This home's estimate is 89.5% higher than the average sale price ($606K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2020
$3,074 (−0.2%)
$41,927 + $79,351
$121,278
2019
$3,081 (+1.9%)
$41,927 + $79,985
$121,912
2018
$3,025 (−2.1%)
$41,927 + $80,265
$122,192
2017
$3,089 (−1.2%)
$41,927 + $78,041
$119,968
2016
$3,126 (+0.1%)
$41,927 + $82,103
$124,030
2015
$3,122
$41,927 + $82,070
$123,997
2014
$3,121 (−0.2%)
$41,927 + $81,867
$123,794
2013
$3,126 (+4.2%)
$41,927 + $81,867
$123,794
2012
$3,000 (−19.6%)
$44,722 + $79,604
$124,326
2011
$3,732 (−9.0%)
$55,902 + $63,070
$118,972
2010
$4,099 (−0.8%)
$83,853 + $64,153
$148,006
2009
$4,134
$94,430 + $67,684
$162,114
Tax history for 375 E Riverside Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2020
$3,074 (−0.2%)
$41,927 + $79,351
$121,278
2019
$3,081 (+1.9%)
$41,927 + $79,985
$121,912
2018
$3,025 (−2.1%)
$41,927 + $80,265
$122,192
2017
$3,089 (−1.2%)
$41,927 + $78,041
$119,968
2016
$3,126 (+0.1%)
$41,927 + $82,103
$124,030
2015
$3,122
$41,927 + $82,070
$123,997
2014
$3,121 (−0.2%)
$41,927 + $81,867
$123,794
2013
$3,126 (+4.2%)
$41,927 + $81,867
$123,794
2012
$3,000 (−19.6%)
$44,722 + $79,604
$124,326
2011
$3,732 (−9.0%)
$55,902 + $63,070
$118,972
2010
$4,099 (−0.8%)
$83,853 + $64,153
$148,006
2009
$4,134
$94,430 + $67,684
$162,114
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RS5.2
Residential Single-Family 5.2
The RS5.2 district is established to accommodate moderate-density, single-family residential development and is intended to transition between low-density and other moderate-density residential neighborhoods.