4281 Pratt Rd is a 1,280 square foot home on a 1.03 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
ManufacturedProperty Type
1991Year Built
1.03 acresLot Size
Source:Public Records
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Market trends in 14504, NY
Last updated July 2026
Sale-to-List Price
115.8%
+0.5% MoM
Median sale price
$220K
$8K MoM
Avg. days on market
12d
0 days MoM
Recently sold homes
3
1 MoM
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Sale history for 4281 Pratt Rd
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,133
$28,600 + $92,800
$121,400
2025
$3,133 (−2.3%)
$28,600 + $92,800
$121,400
2024
$3,208 (+12.2%)
$28,600 + $92,800
$121,400
2023
$2,859 (−0.3%)
$13,200 + $70,500
$83,700
2022
$2,869 (+1.5%)
$13,200 + $70,500
$83,700
2021
$2,827 (+0.3%)
$13,200 + $70,500
$83,700
2020
$2,818 (+45.1%)
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
2019
$1,942 (+3.6%)
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
2018
$1,875 (+4.2%)
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
2017
$1,800 (+0.4%)
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
2016
$1,793 (+0.9%)
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
2015
$1,777 (−5.0%)
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
2014
$1,870
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
Tax history for 4281 Pratt Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,133
$28,600 + $92,800
$121,400
2025
$3,133 (−2.3%)
$28,600 + $92,800
$121,400
2024
$3,208 (+12.2%)
$28,600 + $92,800
$121,400
2023
$2,859 (−0.3%)
$13,200 + $70,500
$83,700
2022
$2,869 (+1.5%)
$13,200 + $70,500
$83,700
2021
$2,827 (+0.3%)
$13,200 + $70,500
$83,700
2020
$2,818 (+45.1%)
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
2019
$1,942 (+3.6%)
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
2018
$1,875 (+4.2%)
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
2017
$1,800 (+0.4%)
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
2016
$1,793 (+0.9%)
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
2015
$1,777 (−5.0%)
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
2014
$1,870
$13,200 + $58,100
$71,300
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A-1
Agricultural District
To delineate those areas where agriculture is the predominate use. To protect these predominantly agricultural areas from premature or inefficient development which would adversely affect the rural character of the area. To provide for residential nonfarm uses in an appropriate manner that will conform to the agricultural character of this district. To apply best management practices consistent with: The US Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Service National Handbook of Conservation Practices. New York State Agriculture and Markets regulations as applicable to the application.