4852 Lambert Rd is a 1,421 square foot house on a 0.61 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Grove City data, we estimate the home's value is $319,214.
Single-familyProperty Type
1965Year Built
0.61 acresLot Size
$225Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$319,214
$6,000 since August
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This home's estimate is 13.8% higher than the average sale price ($280K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,441 (−0.1%)
$8,680 + $67,200
$75,880
2024
$3,446 (+14.4%)
$8,680 + $67,200
$75,880
2023
$3,012 (−4.0%)
$8,680 + $67,200
$75,880
2022
$3,137 (−1.8%)
$9,100 + $48,055
$57,155
2021
$3,193 (+18.7%)
$9,100 + $48,055
$57,155
2020
$2,690 (+9.3%)
$9,100 + $48,055
$57,155
2019
$2,462 (+0.8%)
$7,595 + $40,040
$47,635
2017
$2,443 (−3.9%)
$7,595 + $40,040
$47,635
2016
$2,541 (−51.6%)
$9,135 + $36,610
$45,745
2015
$5,248 (+33.1%)
$9,135 + $36,610
$45,745
2014
$3,942 (+55.0%)
$9,135 + $36,610
$45,745
2013
$2,543
$9,135 + $36,610
$45,745
Tax history for 4852 Lambert Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,441 (−0.1%)
$8,680 + $67,200
$75,880
2024
$3,446 (+14.4%)
$8,680 + $67,200
$75,880
2023
$3,012 (−4.0%)
$8,680 + $67,200
$75,880
2022
$3,137 (−1.8%)
$9,100 + $48,055
$57,155
2021
$3,193 (+18.7%)
$9,100 + $48,055
$57,155
2020
$2,690 (+9.3%)
$9,100 + $48,055
$57,155
2019
$2,462 (+0.8%)
$7,595 + $40,040
$47,635
2017
$2,443 (−3.9%)
$7,595 + $40,040
$47,635
2016
$2,541 (−51.6%)
$9,135 + $36,610
$45,745
2015
$5,248 (+33.1%)
$9,135 + $36,610
$45,745
2014
$3,942 (+55.0%)
$9,135 + $36,610
$45,745
2013
$2,543
$9,135 + $36,610
$45,745
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R
Rural District
The Rural District is intended for agricultural and residential development in the County where the conservation of resources is important or where appropriate urban use of the land cannot be achieved because of the lack of urban services, most importantly centralized water and sanitary sewer. The principal permitted uses are agriculture, residential subdivisions and farm dwellings.; The intent of these Rural District Regulations is to protect farmland, lands in current agricultural use valuation, prime agricultural soils, open land and residential land from the intrusion and premature development of urban uses not performing a function necessary to the agricultural and residential use of the land or meeting the social, cultural or economic growth needs of the County. Because land in the Rural District is the most subject to being placed in another Zoning District as growth of the County occurs, such changes should be made with due concern to the protection of established uses.