4405 Riverside Dr is a 864 square foot house on a 6,875 square foot lot with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Based on Redfin's Lorain data, we estimate the home's value is $124,400.
Single-familyProperty Type
1956Year Built
6,875 sq ftLot Size
$144Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$124,400
$1,000 since October
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This home's estimate is 22.4% lower than the average sale price ($160K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$395 (−55.1%)
$10,500 + $20,640
$31,140
2024
$880 (+16.3%)
$10,497 + $20,643
$31,140
2023
$757 (−1.9%)
$6,286 + $17,567
$23,853
2022
$771
$6,286 + $17,567
$23,853
2021
$771 (+25.6%)
$6,286 + $17,567
$23,853
2020
$614 (+0.6%)
$5,061 + $14,144
$19,205
2019
$611
$5,061 + $14,144
$19,205
2018
$611 (−3.3%)
$5,061 + $14,144
$19,205
2017
$632 (+0.9%)
$6,769 + $12,170
$18,939
2016
$626 (+15.5%)
$6,769 + $12,170
$18,939
2014
$542
$6,479 + $11,645
$18,124
Tax history for 4405 Riverside Dr
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$395 (−55.1%)
$10,500 + $20,640
$31,140
2024
$880 (+16.3%)
$10,497 + $20,643
$31,140
2023
$757 (−1.9%)
$6,286 + $17,567
$23,853
2022
$771
$6,286 + $17,567
$23,853
2021
$771 (+25.6%)
$6,286 + $17,567
$23,853
2020
$614 (+0.6%)
$5,061 + $14,144
$19,205
2019
$611
$5,061 + $14,144
$19,205
2018
$611 (−3.3%)
$5,061 + $14,144
$19,205
2017
$632 (+0.9%)
$6,769 + $12,170
$18,939
2016
$626 (+15.5%)
$6,769 + $12,170
$18,939
2014
$542
$6,479 + $11,645
$18,124
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R-2
Transitional Residential District
A variety of housing options are permtted within this district consistent with the walkable, neighborhood character intended for single-family neighborhoods. Attached and detached dwellings are permitted at densities compatible with traditional city neighborhoods and well suited as a buffer to transition from single-family neighborhoods to nonresidential uses.