Public Remarks: 3 years new! Platinum LEED certified - tax abated until 2032 - huge savings! Beautiful finishes, open floorplan, hardwood floors throughout. Fabulous outdoor patio and rooftop deck. Detached oversized garage and driveway parking. 2nd fl laundry, 3rd fl family room open to deck. No HOA! Quiet cul-de-sac, walk to everything in OTR and CBD. Move right in and make it home!
Single-familyProperty Type
2017Year Built
1,742 sq ftLot Size
$412Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Delta Crabtree• Comey & Shepherd
•513-304-4719 (agent)
•dcrabtree@comey.com (agent)
•513-561-5800 (broker)
•mariemontadmin@comey.com (broker)
Bought with Kim Mansfield• Keller Williams Advisors
Our LAST ONE of 5 on Spring! Pick finishes-60 day move-in. Seeking Platinum LEED cert. Solar energy. EVERYTHING upgraded... builder attends to every details - 95 walk score. Outdoor space-patio/roof deck, no HOA, 15 year max tax abatement. Quiet, st. Garage & driveway (2) cars. (2 more new builds to start in Pendleton)
Public Records
Dec 10, 2012
Sold
$180,000
$86/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,691 (+3.1%)
$59,878 + $202,622
$262,500
2024
$3,579 (−2.2%)
$59,878 + $202,622
$262,500
2023
$3,660 (+18.0%)
$59,878 + $202,622
$262,500
2022
$3,102 (−1.7%)
$45,500 + $199,500
$245,000
2021
$3,157 (−0.3%)
$45,500 + $199,500
$245,000
2020
$3,166 (−72.1%)
$45,500 + $199,500
$245,000
2019
$11,343 (−13.3%)
$6,300 + $165,004
$171,304
2018
$13,076 (+2,679.8%)
$6,300
2017
$470
$6,300
Tax history for 1340 Spring St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,691 (+3.1%)
$59,878 + $202,622
$262,500
2024
$3,579 (−2.2%)
$59,878 + $202,622
$262,500
2023
$3,660 (+18.0%)
$59,878 + $202,622
$262,500
2022
$3,102 (−1.7%)
$45,500 + $199,500
$245,000
2021
$3,157 (−0.3%)
$45,500 + $199,500
$245,000
2020
$3,166 (−72.1%)
$45,500 + $199,500
$245,000
2019
$11,343 (−13.3%)
$6,300 + $165,004
$171,304
2018
$13,076 (+2,679.8%)
$6,300
2017
$470
$6,300
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
The general purposes of multi-family districts are to: Maintain and enhance the multi-family neighborhoods. Encourage quality and variety in building and landscape design as well as compatibility in use and form. Allow semi-public and non-residential uses, where appropriate. Establish appropriate standards for reviewing proposals for new development and redevelopment. Ensure the provision of services and facilities needed to accommodate planned population densities.; The RM-1.2 Multi-family subdistrict is intended to provide for mixed residential uses at moderately high densities. This is an intense district with an urban character.