5015 Huff Rd is a 2,615 square foot house on a 11.83 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Berlin Heights data, we estimate the home's value is $697,082.
Single-familyProperty Type
2007Year Built
11.83 acresLot Size
$267Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$697,082
$4,000 since August
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This home's estimate is 59.9% higher than the average sale price ($436K) of 5 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,825 (−3.5%)
$40,160 + $147,170
$187,330
2024
$7,073 (+18.8%)
$40,160 + $147,170
$187,330
2023
$5,951 (−0.5%)
$26,180 + $117,220
$143,400
2022
$5,983 (+0.6%)
$26,540 + $117,220
$143,760
2021
$5,946 (+11.1%)
$26,540 + $117,220
$143,760
2020
$5,354 (+3.9%)
$26,540 + $100,820
$127,360
2019
$5,155 (−4.0%)
$26,540 + $91,450
$117,990
2018
$5,369 (+23.3%)
$26,540 + $90,300
$116,840
2017
$4,354 (+0.8%)
$22,560 + $71,070
$93,630
2016
$4,319 (−2.2%)
$22,560 + $71,070
$93,630
2014
$4,415
$22,560 + $71,070
$93,630
Tax history for 5015 Huff Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,825 (−3.5%)
$40,160 + $147,170
$187,330
2024
$7,073 (+18.8%)
$40,160 + $147,170
$187,330
2023
$5,951 (−0.5%)
$26,180 + $117,220
$143,400
2022
$5,983 (+0.6%)
$26,540 + $117,220
$143,760
2021
$5,946 (+11.1%)
$26,540 + $117,220
$143,760
2020
$5,354 (+3.9%)
$26,540 + $100,820
$127,360
2019
$5,155 (−4.0%)
$26,540 + $91,450
$117,990
2018
$5,369 (+23.3%)
$26,540 + $90,300
$116,840
2017
$4,354 (+0.8%)
$22,560 + $71,070
$93,630
2016
$4,319 (−2.2%)
$22,560 + $71,070
$93,630
2014
$4,415
$22,560 + $71,070
$93,630
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
AG/RES
Agricultural/Residential District
The primary purpose of this zoning district is to preserve land containing agricultural value while providing for rural type residential development where agricultural land abuts public roads. As the number of non-farm residents in an area grows, the more difficult it is to engage in typical farm practices and it becomes more arduous to protect the rural character associated with these areas. Therefore, the following reasons are given to support the purpose for which this zoning district is intended to accomplish.; This district shall permit a degree of non-farm housing without unduly contributing to uncontrolled residential expansion into rural areas.; The Ag./Res. District lessen the impacts of non-farm residences on the rural environment by reducing the possible mixture of farm and non-farm dwellings.; The regulations in this section Agricultural/Residential District are applicable unless in direct conflict with state and federal law.