1690 Dutch Ravine Ct is a 1,614 square foot house on a 8,189 square foot lot with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Reno data, we estimate the home's value is $577,818.
Single-familyProperty Type
2000Year Built
8,189 sq ftLot Size
$358Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$577,818
$11K since August
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This home's estimate is 10.5% lower than the average sale price ($646K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,894 (+3.0%)
$43,400 + $69,256
$112,656
2024
$2,810 (+6.0%)
$44,450 + $70,528
$114,978
2022
$2,652 (+3.0%)
$43,155 + $67,380
$110,535
2021
$2,576 (+3.1%)
$33,110 + $56,247
$89,357
2020
$2,499 (+3.0%)
$26,810 + $56,000
$82,810
2019
$2,426 (+3.1%)
$26,810 + $56,164
$82,974
2018
$2,354 (+2.9%)
$25,410 + $53,787
$79,197
2017
$2,287 (+2.7%)
$20,125 + $52,610
$72,735
2016
$2,228 (+0.1%)
$17,955 + $52,713
$70,668
2015
$2,225 (+3.0%)
$17,290 + $52,966
$70,256
2014
$2,161
$15,225 + $52,772
$67,997
Tax history for 1690 Dutch Ravine Ct
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,894 (+3.0%)
$43,400 + $69,256
$112,656
2024
$2,810 (+6.0%)
$44,450 + $70,528
$114,978
2022
$2,652 (+3.0%)
$43,155 + $67,380
$110,535
2021
$2,576 (+3.1%)
$33,110 + $56,247
$89,357
2020
$2,499 (+3.0%)
$26,810 + $56,000
$82,810
2019
$2,426 (+3.1%)
$26,810 + $56,164
$82,974
2018
$2,354 (+2.9%)
$25,410 + $53,787
$79,197
2017
$2,287 (+2.7%)
$20,125 + $52,610
$72,735
2016
$2,228 (+0.1%)
$17,955 + $52,713
$70,668
2015
$2,225 (+3.0%)
$17,290 + $52,966
$70,256
2014
$2,161
$15,225 + $52,772
$67,997
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
PUD
PUD-DOUBLE DIAMOND RANCH RESIDENTIAL
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Planned Unit Development District
The Planned Unit Development PUD District is intended to achieve the following purposes: To implement the Reno Master Plan; To allow various combinations of land uses; To ensure compatibility between residential and mixed-use or nonresidential areas and to minimize potential impacts to residential areas from adjacent more intensive uses; and.; To facilitate development by permitting greater flexibility than allowed by the strict application of this Title in exchange for more creative and imaginative designs with a higher level of amenities and public benefits than would otherwise occur under the standard zoning districts.