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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$630 (+0.9%)
$300 + $200
$500
2025
$624 (+1.4%)
$300 + $200
$500
2024
$616 (+1.5%)
$300 + $200
$500
2023
$607 (+1.1%)
$300 + $200
$500
2022
$600 (+2.1%)
$300 + $200
$500
2021
$587 (+2.0%)
$300 + $200
$500
2020
$576
$300 + $200
$500
2019
$300 + $200
$500
2018
$300 + $200
$500
2017
$300 + $200
$500
2016
$300 + $200
$500
2014
$300 + $200
$500
2013
$300 + $200
$500
2012
$300 + $200
$500
2011
$300 + $200
$500
2010
$300 + $200
$500
2009
$300 + $200
$500
2008
$300 + $200
$500
Tax history for 4 Armstrong Ave
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$630 (+0.9%)
$300 + $200
$500
2025
$624 (+1.4%)
$300 + $200
$500
2024
$616 (+1.5%)
$300 + $200
$500
2023
$607 (+1.1%)
$300 + $200
$500
2022
$600 (+2.1%)
$300 + $200
$500
2021
$587 (+2.0%)
$300 + $200
$500
2020
$576
$300 + $200
$500
2019
$300 + $200
$500
2018
$300 + $200
$500
2017
$300 + $200
$500
2016
$300 + $200
$500
2014
$300 + $200
$500
2013
$300 + $200
$500
2012
$300 + $200
$500
2011
$300 + $200
$500
2010
$300 + $200
$500
2009
$300 + $200
$500
2008
$300 + $200
$500
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
C - 3
General Commercial District
These districts are designed to provide for a wide range of commercial and limited manufacturing activity along major transportation routes. In areas with close proximity to the Downtown Business District and public services, mixed-use residential buildings are intended to introduce a diverse twenty-four-hour-a-day residential population to the City's downtown area to support downtown businesses and to increase the range of housing available near the City's Downtown Business District. In addition, it is expected that the additional traffic generated by mixed-use residential developments will require that convenient off-street parking be available on site and within the immediately surrounding neighborhood. Therefore, in an effort to reduce car dependency, utilize existing parking resources, and maintain a walkable, pedestrian-friendly community, all mixed-use residential buildings must be located in proximity to the City's Downtown District where such additional parking resources exist.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Bank
Laundromat
General retail
Restaurant
Office
Educational/school
Library
Museum / gallery
Death related/funeral home
Property details
Exterior
Lot Information
Land Sq. Ft: 868
Legal Lot Number: 6
Legal Block Number: 9
School Tax District: PEEKSKILL
Municipality Name: PEEKSKILL
Acres: 0.0199
Depth Footage: 41
Front Footage: 21
State Use Description: RESID W/SMALL IMPRV
Financial
Assessor Information
Assessment Year: 2025
Public facts
Beds: —
Baths: —
Sq. Ft.: —
Stories: —
Lot Size: 868 square feet
Style: Other
Year Built: —
Year Renovated: —
County: Westchester County
APN: 551200A03300600090060000000
Home facts updated by county records on Jul 30, 2026
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Hillcrest School
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Public 6-8 • Assigned • 1.0mi
3/10
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