Great Horse Property! Hm Sold as-is, 3br/1ba, 1292 S/F, On Level Irrig. 1.85 Ac. All Three Brms Have Been Remodeled. The Other Half Of House Needs Some Tlc, Roof '02 Per Seller. Alot Of Potential Here, Good Location. Tenants. Please Give 24 Hr Notice.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,377 (+6.6%)
$92,582 + $193,048
$285,630
2024
$2,230 (+16.8%)
$92,582 + $193,048
$285,630
2023
$1,909 (+2.2%)
$90,348 + $178,902
$269,250
2022
$1,868 (−9.8%)
$80,466 + $180,944
$261,410
2021
$2,072 (+17.9%)
$74,687 + $179,113
$253,800
2020
$1,757 (+2.9%)
$69,563 + $176,847
$246,410
2019
$1,708 (−0.1%)
$64,022 + $175,218
$239,240
2018
$1,711 (+0.8%)
$65,940 + $166,340
$232,280
2017
$1,696 (+17.4%)
$60,937 + $164,583
$225,520
2016
$1,445 (+3.7%)
$54,902 + $164,058
$218,960
2015
$1,394 (+2.7%)
$57,969 + $154,621
$212,590
2014
$1,358
$56,118 + $150,282
$206,400
Tax history for 2456 Allen Creek Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,377 (+6.6%)
$92,582 + $193,048
$285,630
2024
$2,230 (+16.8%)
$92,582 + $193,048
$285,630
2023
$1,909 (+2.2%)
$90,348 + $178,902
$269,250
2022
$1,868 (−9.8%)
$80,466 + $180,944
$261,410
2021
$2,072 (+17.9%)
$74,687 + $179,113
$253,800
2020
$1,757 (+2.9%)
$69,563 + $176,847
$246,410
2019
$1,708 (−0.1%)
$64,022 + $175,218
$239,240
2018
$1,711 (+0.8%)
$65,940 + $166,340
$232,280
2017
$1,696 (+17.4%)
$60,937 + $164,583
$225,520
2016
$1,445 (+3.7%)
$54,902 + $164,058
$218,960
2015
$1,394 (+2.7%)
$57,969 + $154,621
$212,590
2014
$1,358
$56,118 + $150,282
$206,400
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.82 Acres
Year renovated
2001
Sq. Ft.
1,797
Year built
1947
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Josephine County
APN
R320021
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jun 12, 2026.
RR-5
Rural Residential–5 Zone
The purpose of this zone is to preserve the rural character of Josephine County while providing areas for rural residential living. This zone provides a classification for lands already committed to residential development, or for lands which have been excepted from the statewide planning goals on agriculture and forest lands. Densities established by this zone for developing areas are intended to ensure that development does not exceed the carrying capacity of the land to support sewage disposal systems, consumptive groundwater withdrawal, and environmental quality.