1406 Sunnyside Rd is a 2,240 square foot house on a 6.27 acre lot with 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Spring Grove data, we estimate the home's value is $509,620.
Single-familyProperty Type
2003Year Built
6.27 acresLot Size
$228Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$509,620
$10K since July
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This home's estimate is 24.3% higher than the average sale price ($410K) of 6 comparable homes.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$8,437 (+4.8%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2025
$8,050 (+1.1%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2024
$7,963
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2023
$7,963
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2022
$7,963 (+4.5%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2021
$7,619
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2020
$7,619 (+0.7%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2019
$7,564 (+1.3%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2018
$7,464 (+2.3%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2017
$7,294 (+10.0%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2014
$6,631
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
Tax history for 1406 Sunnyside Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$8,437 (+4.8%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2025
$8,050 (+1.1%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2024
$7,963
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2023
$7,963
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2022
$7,963 (+4.5%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2021
$7,619
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2020
$7,619 (+0.7%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2019
$7,564 (+1.3%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2018
$7,464 (+2.3%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2017
$7,294 (+10.0%)
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
2014
$6,631
$58,030 + $183,320
$241,350
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RAC
Rural Agriculture Conservation District
Implement the growth management plan set forth through the planning area concepts developed in the Township Comprehensive Plan; Direct growth away from rural areas of the Township, which currently do not have and are not planned to have adequate infrastructure; that is, roadways and public utilities, to support higher levels of growth and development than currently exists; Protect the public welfare by minimizing roadway conflicts on rural roadways; Allow the concentration of higher density and intensity of land use in the Township's growth area where it is currently occurring and protect the rural, agricultural, open space and natural and scenic resources in the remainder of the Township; Provide options for land development in keeping with the Township's rural character and flexibility in design to protect resources; Recognize the recent loss of agricultural resources in this area of the Township and conserve the remaining agricultural activities. The protection of land for agricultural purposes is a legitimate zoning objective under the MPC, and which was endorsed by the North Codorus Comprehensive Plan;Recognize the existing development patterns; Implement the goals and objectives of the North Codorus Comprehensive Plan.