547 S Old Middletown Rd is a 2,412 square foot house on a 1.97 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Based on Redfin's Media data, we estimate the home's value is $722,352.
Single-familyProperty Type
1935Year Built
1.97 acresLot Size
$299Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$722,352
$5,000 since August
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This home's estimate is 14.6% higher than the average sale price ($630K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$15,523 (+4.8%)
$130,020 + $589,950
$719,970
2025
$14,814 (+6.4%)
$130,020 + $589,950
$719,970
2024
$13,919 (+3.6%)
$130,020 + $589,950
$719,970
2023
$13,430 (+2.6%)
$130,020 + $589,950
$719,970
2022
$13,084 (−41.3%)
$130,020 + $589,950
$719,970
2021
$22,280 (+191.9%)
$130,020 + $589,950
$719,970
2020
$7,634 (+3.3%)
$85,380 + $140,960
$226,340
2019
$7,390 (+1.4%)
$85,380 + $140,960
$226,340
2018
$7,287 (+2.3%)
2017
$7,124 (+3.0%)
2015
$6,918 (+1.4%)
2014
$6,823 (+1.6%)
2013
$6,714 (+2.2%)
2011
$6,571 (+3.1%)
2010
$6,375
Tax history for 547 S Old Middletown Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$15,523 (+4.8%)
$130,020 + $589,950
$719,970
2025
$14,814 (+6.4%)
$130,020 + $589,950
$719,970
2024
$13,919 (+3.6%)
$130,020 + $589,950
$719,970
2023
$13,430 (+2.6%)
$130,020 + $589,950
$719,970
2022
$13,084 (−41.3%)
$130,020 + $589,950
$719,970
2021
$22,280 (+191.9%)
$130,020 + $589,950
$719,970
2020
$7,634 (+3.3%)
$85,380 + $140,960
$226,340
2019
$7,390 (+1.4%)
$85,380 + $140,960
$226,340
2018
$7,287 (+2.3%)
2017
$7,124 (+3.0%)
2015
$6,918 (+1.4%)
2014
$6,823 (+1.6%)
2013
$6,714 (+2.2%)
2011
$6,571 (+3.1%)
2010
$6,375
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R-2
Residence District
It is the purpose of this district to make provisions for single-family residential development, allowing moderate suburban-type densities when public sewer service is used; to encourage the preservation of open space and natural resources through cluster development; to maintain the identity and character of existing suburban-type residential neighborhoods; and to allow for a logical transition from the low-density portions of the Township to existing higher-intensity development.