5216 Heywood Rd is a 1,176 square foot house on a 2.64 acre lot with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Based on Redfin's Sandusky data, we estimate the home's value is $205,163.
Single-familyProperty Type
1963Year Built
2.64 acresLot Size
$174Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$205,163
$3,000 since October
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This home's estimate is 3.2% lower than the average sale price ($212K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,961 (+0.8%)
$15,590 + $35,930
$51,520
2024
$1,944 (+8.0%)
$15,590 + $35,930
$51,520
2023
$1,801 (−0.1%)
$13,650 + $28,170
$41,820
2022
$1,804 (+0.9%)
$13,650 + $28,160
$41,810
2021
$1,788 (+4.9%)
$13,650 + $28,160
$41,810
2020
$1,705 (−2.8%)
$13,650 + $23,950
$37,600
2019
$1,754 (−4.9%)
$13,650 + $23,950
$37,600
2018
$1,845 (+11.6%)
$13,650 + $23,950
$37,600
2017
$1,652 (+1.1%)
$13,440 + $21,160
$34,600
2016
$1,634 (−1.0%)
$13,440 + $21,160
$34,600
2014
$1,651
$13,440 + $21,160
$34,600
Tax history for 5216 Heywood Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,961 (+0.8%)
$15,590 + $35,930
$51,520
2024
$1,944 (+8.0%)
$15,590 + $35,930
$51,520
2023
$1,801 (−0.1%)
$13,650 + $28,170
$41,820
2022
$1,804 (+0.9%)
$13,650 + $28,160
$41,810
2021
$1,788 (+4.9%)
$13,650 + $28,160
$41,810
2020
$1,705 (−2.8%)
$13,650 + $23,950
$37,600
2019
$1,754 (−4.9%)
$13,650 + $23,950
$37,600
2018
$1,845 (+11.6%)
$13,650 + $23,950
$37,600
2017
$1,652 (+1.1%)
$13,440 + $21,160
$34,600
2016
$1,634 (−1.0%)
$13,440 + $21,160
$34,600
2014
$1,651
$13,440 + $21,160
$34,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A
Agricultural District
The following reasons are given in evidence to support the purposes for which this zoning district is intended to accomplish: Land containing agricultural value should be preserved because it is a vital resource.; Land with agricultural value justifies design requirements which attempt to support a town-country spatial relationship; Agricultural zoning permits the timing of land allotments to urban purposes in keeping with a theory of maximizing supporting public utilities to achieve the greatest of service for each dollar of capital expenditure. ; Indiscriminate urbanizing of agricultural lands adversely affects the remaining owners of land pursuing agricultural endeavors by creating urban land values and character.