1155 Rakestraw Rd is a 1,488 square foot house on a 13.15 acre lot with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Based on Redfin's Cedarville data, we estimate the home's value is $379,425.
Single-familyProperty Type
1980Year Built
13.15 acresLot Size
$255Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$379,425
$30K since August
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This home's estimate is 38.2% higher than the average sale price ($275K) of 5 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,565 (−1.2%)
$42,390 + $44,940
$87,330
2024
$3,610 (−0.8%)
$42,390 + $44,940
$87,330
2023
$3,638 (+9.8%)
$42,390 + $44,940
$87,330
2022
$3,314 (−1.1%)
$33,940 + $33,780
$67,720
2021
$3,351 (+5.6%)
$33,940 + $33,780
$67,720
2020
$3,173 (+5.5%)
$33,940 + $33,780
$67,720
2019
$3,007 (−1.0%)
$33,940 + $33,780
$67,720
2018
$3,038 (+5.6%)
$28,260 + $31,020
$59,280
2017
$2,879 (+5.4%)
$28,260 + $31,020
$59,280
2016
$2,730 (+2.4%)
$24,930 + $29,770
$54,700
2014
$2,666 (−3.4%)
$24,930 + $29,770
$54,700
2013
$2,759
$21,600 + $32,700
$54,300
Tax history for 1155 Rakestraw Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,565 (−1.2%)
$42,390 + $44,940
$87,330
2024
$3,610 (−0.8%)
$42,390 + $44,940
$87,330
2023
$3,638 (+9.8%)
$42,390 + $44,940
$87,330
2022
$3,314 (−1.1%)
$33,940 + $33,780
$67,720
2021
$3,351 (+5.6%)
$33,940 + $33,780
$67,720
2020
$3,173 (+5.5%)
$33,940 + $33,780
$67,720
2019
$3,007 (−1.0%)
$33,940 + $33,780
$67,720
2018
$3,038 (+5.6%)
$28,260 + $31,020
$59,280
2017
$2,879 (+5.4%)
$28,260 + $31,020
$59,280
2016
$2,730 (+2.4%)
$24,930 + $29,770
$54,700
2014
$2,666 (−3.4%)
$24,930 + $29,770
$54,700
2013
$2,759
$21,600 + $32,700
$54,300
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
AG
General Agricultural District
The intent of the General Agricultural District is toward the purpose of safeguarding and maintaining the physical, social and economic aspects of the long-standing farming community in Cedarville Township. It is the intent of regulations for this District to provide for farming use activities above other interests and by so doing help to ensure that other permittable land uses in agriculturally-used areas of the Township do not become detrimental to that primary concern and endeavor, either by intensity, incompatibility, or encroachment. Farming use of land in this District is to be the primary focus against which all other use is considered secondary, given agriculture constitutes and provides the major portion of the economic base in Cedarville Township. Towards this recognition, a regulatory distinction is made as to lot area for Non-Farm (2 to 10 acres) versus Farm-Homesites (10 acres or more) and density of allowance with the intent of controlling against mutually detrimental impacts upon each type of use.