36 Reed Park is a 1,512 square foot multi-family home on a 6,098 square foot lot with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. - it last sold on January 06, 2025 for $80,000.
Multi-familyProperty Type
1900Year Built
6,098 sq ftLot Size
$53Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
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Listing by Keller Williams Realty Greater Rochester, (585) 362-8900
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Sale history for 36 Reed Park
Date
Event
Price
Public Records
Jan 6, 2025
Sold
$80,000
$53/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$779
$7,900 + $57,600
$65,500
2025
$779 (+129.2%)
$7,900 + $57,600
$65,500
2024
$340 (+19.5%)
$7,900 + $57,600
$65,500
2023
$284 (−13.0%)
$3,000 + $35,500
$38,500
2022
$327 (+11.5%)
$3,000 + $35,500
$38,500
2021
$293
$3,000 + $35,500
$38,500
2020
$293 (+41.8%)
$3,000 + $35,500
$38,500
2019
$207 (−81.8%)
$3,000 + $19,500
$22,500
2018
$1,135 (+271.7%)
$3,000 + $19,500
$22,500
2017
$305 (+37.6%)
$3,000 + $19,500
$22,500
2016
$222 (+19.9%)
$3,000 + $19,500
$22,500
2015
$185 (−10.2%)
$3,000 + $19,500
$22,500
2014
$206
$3,000 + $17,000
$20,000
Tax history for 36 Reed Park
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$779
$7,900 + $57,600
$65,500
2025
$779 (+129.2%)
$7,900 + $57,600
$65,500
2024
$340 (+19.5%)
$7,900 + $57,600
$65,500
2023
$284 (−13.0%)
$3,000 + $35,500
$38,500
2022
$327 (+11.5%)
$3,000 + $35,500
$38,500
2021
$293
$3,000 + $35,500
$38,500
2020
$293 (+41.8%)
$3,000 + $35,500
$38,500
2019
$207 (−81.8%)
$3,000 + $19,500
$22,500
2018
$1,135 (+271.7%)
$3,000 + $19,500
$22,500
2017
$305 (+37.6%)
$3,000 + $19,500
$22,500
2016
$222 (+19.9%)
$3,000 + $19,500
$22,500
2015
$185 (−10.2%)
$3,000 + $19,500
$22,500
2014
$206
$3,000 + $17,000
$20,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R-1
Low-Density Residential District
The R-1 Low-Density Residential District is intended to maintain residential areas at relatively low densities. The R-1 District is a distinct urban area that is characterized predominantly by owner-occupied, single-family detached and attached homes but often contains a diverse mix of other preexisting higher-density residential uses. Each R-1 neighborhood is unique in character, composition and scale. The district requirements are intended to preserve and promote neighborhoods characterized by unobstructed front yards and pedestrian-scale streetscapes and to protect against undesirable uses and residential conversions.