As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$15,306
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2025
$15,306 (+5.0%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2024
$14,573 (+2.4%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2023
$14,234 (−0.7%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2022
$14,337 (−3.5%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2021
$14,851 (+306.2%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2020
$3,656 (−74.5%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2019
$14,349 (+2.2%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2018
$14,033 (+20,237.6%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2017
$69 (−99.5%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2016
$13,106 (+284.7%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2015
$3,407 (−1.0%)
$31,200 + $568,800
$600,000
2014
$3,443
$31,200 + $223,800
$255,000
Tax history for 409 Stolp Ave
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$15,306
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2025
$15,306 (+5.0%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2024
$14,573 (+2.4%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2023
$14,234 (−0.7%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2022
$14,337 (−3.5%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2021
$14,851 (+306.2%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2020
$3,656 (−74.5%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2019
$14,349 (+2.2%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2018
$14,033 (+20,237.6%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2017
$69 (−99.5%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2016
$13,106 (+284.7%)
$31,200 + $1,659,300
$1,690,500
2015
$3,407 (−1.0%)
$31,200 + $568,800
$600,000
2014
$3,443
$31,200 + $223,800
$255,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R5
High Density Residential Zone District
The R5 Zone District is established to provide for higher density residential development including a mixture of single-unit detached and attached, twounit, and multi-unit, live/work dwellings , and other compatible land uses that are characterized by similarly high land use intensity. Complementary uses such as parks, open space, schools, and places of assembly, minor utilities, and accessory structures may also be allowed. This Zone District may serve as a transition between lower-density residential, commercial, or mixed-use Zone districts.