This is a beautiful and high end unit. Spacious home with loads of updates and storage. Amazing library/study with fireplace could be a second bedroom. Encl balcony, heated pool, workout rm/party rm, doorman. Fees incl utilities. No pets. Valet avail
CondoProperty Type
1963Year Built
$151Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Tina Turner• Comey & Shepherd
•513-602-5878 (agent)
•cincinnatihouse@cinci.rr.com (agent)
•513-489-2100 (broker)
•mls@comey.com (broker)
Bought with Michael Hinckley• Coldwell Banker Realty
$125,000 renovation-2006-spacious & attention to detail makes this an outstanding unit! Nothing left untouched!Upgraded amenities-appliances, cabinets,counter,3 crystal chandeliers, bookcases,wet bar/fireplace.1 BD + Den & FR.Storage galore
Public Records
Dec 29, 2014
Sold
$129,000
$107/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 22, 2010
Sold
$132,000
$109/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,257 (+3.0%)
$8,365 + $54,817
$63,182
2024
$3,162 (−3.7%)
$8,365 + $54,817
$63,182
2023
$3,285 (+10.0%)
$8,365 + $54,817
$63,182
2022
$2,986 (+4.2%)
$5,569 + $47,257
$52,826
2021
$2,865 (−3.4%)
$5,569 + $47,257
$52,826
2020
$2,966 (+10.9%)
$5,569 + $47,257
$52,826
2019
$2,673 (−0.2%)
$4,760 + $40,390
$45,150
2018
$2,678 (+5.6%)
$4,760 + $40,390
$45,150
2017
$2,536 (+23.8%)
$4,760 + $40,390
$45,150
2016
$2,048 (+9.6%)
$3,903 + $33,982
$37,885
2014
$1,868
$3,903 + $33,982
$37,885
Tax history for 2324 Madison Rd #504
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,257 (+3.0%)
$8,365 + $54,817
$63,182
2024
$3,162 (−3.7%)
$8,365 + $54,817
$63,182
2023
$3,285 (+10.0%)
$8,365 + $54,817
$63,182
2022
$2,986 (+4.2%)
$5,569 + $47,257
$52,826
2021
$2,865 (−3.4%)
$5,569 + $47,257
$52,826
2020
$2,966 (+10.9%)
$5,569 + $47,257
$52,826
2019
$2,673 (−0.2%)
$4,760 + $40,390
$45,150
2018
$2,678 (+5.6%)
$4,760 + $40,390
$45,150
2017
$2,536 (+23.8%)
$4,760 + $40,390
$45,150
2016
$2,048 (+9.6%)
$3,903 + $33,982
$37,885
2014
$1,868
$3,903 + $33,982
$37,885
*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.