The new carpet, light fixtures, toilet, sink and bathtub make for very comfortable living. The new doors and hardwood floors in the foyer and hallway have been stripped and sanded and are ready to be stained to the new owners taste. Sandmound new in 2005. One year American Home Shield warranty.
SOLD "AS IS", new 20 year roof, wood floors, 1.09 acres, lower level family room, walk out basement. 1 car carport and 1 car garage. fireplace
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,373 (+0.7%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2025
$3,351 (+5.1%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2024
$3,188
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2023
$3,188 (+1.0%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2022
$3,157 (+2.2%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2021
$3,090
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2020
$3,090 (+0.7%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2019
$3,068 (+0.6%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2018
$3,049 (+3.6%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2017
$2,942 (+0.5%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2015
$2,928
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
Tax history for 3115 Fairfield Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,373 (+0.7%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2025
$3,351 (+5.1%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2024
$3,188
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2023
$3,188 (+1.0%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2022
$3,157 (+2.2%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2021
$3,090
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2020
$3,090 (+0.7%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2019
$3,068 (+0.6%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2018
$3,049 (+3.6%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2017
$2,942 (+0.5%)
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
2015
$2,928
$60,000 + $140,400
$200,400
*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
1
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.97 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,427
Year built
1974
Style
Other
County
Adams County
APN
20D14-0022---000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 24, 2026.
RR
Rural Residential
To provide for rural types of development at a lower overall density in a manner that protects creeks and other natural features. To avoid conflicts with nearby agricultural areas and recognize sewage limitations.