Great started home - Ready to move in. All applicanes new energy star, exterior upgraded, energy efficient. Possible rent until settlement, Washer and Dryer included.
TownhomeProperty Type
1900Year Built
3,049 sq ftLot Size
$133Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Bought with Connie Cole• RE/MAX Quality Service, Inc.
AFFORDABLE 3BR HOME WITH LOTS OF SPACE! PRIVATE FENCED YARD W/ SHED. OFF STREET PARKING. CLOSE TO STORES & SCHOOLS. |
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,677 (+1.8%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2025
$2,629 (+8.3%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2024
$2,429 (+3.8%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2023
$2,339 (+3.2%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2022
$2,267 (+2.6%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2021
$2,209 (−0.1%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2020
$2,213 (+4.7%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2019
$2,113 (+2.2%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2018
$2,068 (+4.3%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2017
$1,984 (+5.6%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2015
$1,878
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
Tax history for 603 3rd St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,677 (+1.8%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2025
$2,629 (+8.3%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2024
$2,429 (+3.8%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2023
$2,339 (+3.2%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2022
$2,267 (+2.6%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2021
$2,209 (−0.1%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2020
$2,213 (+4.7%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2019
$2,113 (+2.2%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2018
$2,068 (+4.3%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2017
$1,984 (+5.6%)
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
2015
$1,878
$20,000 + $89,800
$109,800
*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
3,049 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,316
Year built
1972
Style
Other
County
Adams County
APN
08008-0182A--000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 24, 2026.
MU
Mixed-Use Zone
This zone accommodates a mixture of land uses that have evolved along some of the region's historic highways amid Midway Village. Limited businesses have been selected that can take advantage of the daily traffic passing through the Village, while at the same time assure compatibility with the numerous dwellings that remain. Aside from residential and public uses, all uses are evaluated via the special exception review process so that opportunities to integrate vehicular access and parking are provided during site plan review. Strict design requirements have been imposed to preserve the small-town character of these areas, and bonus incentives are available for uses that employ high-quality site design features. Overall retail size has been restricted as a means of encouraging adaptive reuse of converted dwellings, rather than the construction of new commercial buildings.