1105 N Council Rd Unit S is a 1,520 square foot house on a 0.42 acre lot with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Newcastle data, we estimate the home's value is $225,160.
Single-familyProperty Type
1979Year Built
0.42 acresLot Size
$148Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$225,160
$6,000 since August
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This home's estimate is 30.7% lower than the average sale price ($325K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$715 (+0.1%)
$3,441 + $3,782
$7,223
2024
$714 (−1.7%)
$3,466 + $3,758
$7,224
2023
$726 (+1.1%)
$1,480 + $5,744
$7,224
2022
$718 (−4.8%)
$1,586 + $5,637
$7,223
2021
$754 (−0.4%)
$2,394 + $4,829
$7,223
2020
$757 (−1.4%)
$2,394 + $4,829
$7,223
2019
$768 (+5.1%)
$2,394 + $4,829
$7,223
2018
$731 (+3.7%)
$2,330 + $4,893
$7,223
2017
$705 (+3.1%)
$2,711 + $4,099
$6,810
2016
$684 (+4.9%)
$2,711 + $4,099
$6,810
2015
$652 (+2.2%)
$2,709 + $3,902
$6,611
2014
$638 (+5.1%)
$2,489 + $3,742
$6,231
2013
$607
$2,489 + $3,742
$6,231
Tax history for 1105 N Council Rd Unit S
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$715 (+0.1%)
$3,441 + $3,782
$7,223
2024
$714 (−1.7%)
$3,466 + $3,758
$7,224
2023
$726 (+1.1%)
$1,480 + $5,744
$7,224
2022
$718 (−4.8%)
$1,586 + $5,637
$7,223
2021
$754 (−0.4%)
$2,394 + $4,829
$7,223
2020
$757 (−1.4%)
$2,394 + $4,829
$7,223
2019
$768 (+5.1%)
$2,394 + $4,829
$7,223
2018
$731 (+3.7%)
$2,330 + $4,893
$7,223
2017
$705 (+3.1%)
$2,711 + $4,099
$6,810
2016
$684 (+4.9%)
$2,711 + $4,099
$6,810
2015
$652 (+2.2%)
$2,709 + $3,902
$6,611
2014
$638 (+5.1%)
$2,489 + $3,742
$6,231
2013
$607
$2,489 + $3,742
$6,231
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
E-1
Suburban Estate Residential District
This exclusive residential district is intended to contain larger single-family homes on lots which are above average size and have considerable private open space in the form of building setbacks and rear yard area. The development regulations in this district are intended to protect these homes from encroachment by higher residential densities and incompatible land uses. The homes developed here are on tracts large enough to permit private limited raising of horses or livestock for personal use. In order to preserve the estate character of this district, it is important to protect the existing property investment and character from the effects of incompatible neighboring land uses and higher residential densities.; This district supersedes the former R-3 Urban Estates Residential District. All properties formerly classified R-3 on the Official Zoning Districts Map shall henceforth be classified E-1 and be subject to the following district regulations.