3309 Rohr Rd is a 848 square foot house on a 3.83 acre lot with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Based on Redfin's Groveport data, we estimate the home's value is $291,222.
Single-familyProperty Type
1951Year Built
3.83 acresLot Size
$343Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$291,222
$3,000 since July
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This home's estimate is 20.5% higher than the average sale price ($242K) of 6 comparable homes.
Jodi St Clair • Home Station Realty, (740) 683-0178
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Sale history for 3309 Rohr Rd
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,907 (+0.9%)
$49,105 + $49,560
$98,665
2024
$4,864 (+0.9%)
$49,105 + $49,560
$98,665
2023
$4,821 (−0.2%)
$49,105 + $49,560
$98,665
2022
$4,829 (−0.4%)
$29,470 + $49,140
$78,610
2021
$4,846 (−0.3%)
$29,470 + $49,140
$78,610
2020
$4,859 (+5.6%)
$29,470 + $49,140
$78,610
2019
$4,600 (−0.8%)
$24,535 + $40,950
$65,485
2017
$4,636 (+13.2%)
$24,535 + $40,950
$65,485
2016
$4,096 (−0.9%)
$19,530 + $32,970
$52,500
2015
$4,133 (+6.1%)
$19,530 + $32,970
$52,500
2014
$3,895 (+11.2%)
$19,530 + $32,970
$52,500
2013
$3,502
$20,545 + $34,720
$55,265
Tax history for 3309 Rohr Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,907 (+0.9%)
$49,105 + $49,560
$98,665
2024
$4,864 (+0.9%)
$49,105 + $49,560
$98,665
2023
$4,821 (−0.2%)
$49,105 + $49,560
$98,665
2022
$4,829 (−0.4%)
$29,470 + $49,140
$78,610
2021
$4,846 (−0.3%)
$29,470 + $49,140
$78,610
2020
$4,859 (+5.6%)
$29,470 + $49,140
$78,610
2019
$4,600 (−0.8%)
$24,535 + $40,950
$65,485
2017
$4,636 (+13.2%)
$24,535 + $40,950
$65,485
2016
$4,096 (−0.9%)
$19,530 + $32,970
$52,500
2015
$4,133 (+6.1%)
$19,530 + $32,970
$52,500
2014
$3,895 (+11.2%)
$19,530 + $32,970
$52,500
2013
$3,502
$20,545 + $34,720
$55,265
*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 areas where agricultural uses are appropriate and where conservation of the land is important. It is also intended as a holding zone for newly annexed areas. The Rural District regulations attempt to protect agricultural and open land from the intrusion and premature development of uses which are not compatible with agricultural activities or which are not in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan. However, as growth and development occurs it is likely that land within the Rural Zoning District will be subject to requests for amendment to other zoning categories. In order to protect the integrity of the vicinities in which changes are proposed and ensure equitable application of zoning standards, amendments should be comprehensive in scope, should include all land similarly situated and subject to the same conditions, and should be related to the capability of the Municipality to service the proposed development densities. The principal use of land is for agricultural and farm dwellings, although other uses, such as rural residences, religious and educational facilities may be permitted subject to meeting special development standards and/or conditional land suitability requirements.