Sellers have spent 16 years preparing this beautiful space for your enjoyment. Convenient yet very secluded. Charming house nicely remodeled with hardwood & tile. Two pellet stoves & wood stove. Large shop has 220, 3 RV hookups; three large horse stalls and round pen. Greenhouse & fruit trees, all useable property.
1981Year Built
4.91 acresLot Size
$360Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Marilyn Kittelman• Alpine Real Estate 1, LLC
Bought with David Hemenway• RE/MAX Advantage Plus
Source:RMLS #13555980
Redfin Estimate
$585,029
$360K since sold in December 2017
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This home's estimate is 26.9% higher than the average sale price ($461K) of 6 comparable homes.
Sellers have spent 16 years preparing this beautiful space for your enjoyment. Convenient yet very secluded. Charming house nicely remodeled with hardwood & tile. Two pellet stoves & wood stove. Large shop has 220, 3 RV hookups; three large horse stalls and round pen. Greenhouse & fruit trees, all useable property.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,338 (+3.6%)
2024
$3,222 (+2.7%)
2023
$3,137 (+2.9%)
2022
$3,048 (+2.8%)
2021
$2,965 (+3.0%)
2020
$2,878 (+2.9%)
2019
$2,796 (+2.8%)
2018
$2,719 (+7.4%)
2017
$2,532 (+3.0%)
2016
$2,458 (+5.3%)
2014
$2,335 (+3.4%)
2013
$2,258 (+2.9%)
2012
$2,194 (+1.8%)
2011
$2,156 (+19.7%)
2009
$1,801
Tax history for 626 Bear Creek Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,338 (+3.6%)
2024
$3,222 (+2.7%)
2023
$3,137 (+2.9%)
2022
$3,048 (+2.8%)
2021
$2,965 (+3.0%)
2020
$2,878 (+2.9%)
2019
$2,796 (+2.8%)
2018
$2,719 (+7.4%)
2017
$2,532 (+3.0%)
2016
$2,458 (+5.3%)
2014
$2,335 (+3.4%)
2013
$2,258 (+2.9%)
2012
$2,194 (+1.8%)
2011
$2,156 (+19.7%)
2009
$1,801
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
5R
BGH
Rural Residential-5 Zone
The Rural Residential-5 classification is intended to provide for low density rural home sites in an open space environment in order to encourage the continued existence of rural family life. The 5R zone is also intended to provide a transition from more intense residential development to the agriculture, timber and open space areas of the County. The zone may be applied to areas committed to nonresource use or reserved for rural residential expansion at this density, as specifically provided in the Douglas County Comprehensive Plan.