29 Elm St is a 3,377 square foot house on a 6,534 square foot lot with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Westerly data, we estimate the home's value is $820,535.
Single-familyProperty Type
1925Year Built
6,534 sq ftLot Size
$243Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$820,535
$1,000 since August
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Estimate history
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This home's estimate is 35.4% higher than the average sale price ($606K) 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*
2025
$5,859 (+9.1%)
$227,900 + $525,200
$753,100
2024
$5,372 (+2.9%)
$162,900 + $351,200
$514,100
2023
$5,223 (+0.8%)
$162,900 + $351,200
$514,100
2022
$5,180 (−0.9%)
$162,900 + $350,000
$512,900
2021
$5,227 (+1.8%)
$141,700 + $291,700
$433,400
2020
$5,136 (+0.9%)
$141,700 + $291,700
$433,400
2019
$5,088 (−0.3%)
$141,700 + $291,700
$433,400
2018
$5,104 (+2.9%)
$141,700 + $271,600
$413,300
2017
$4,960
$141,700 + $271,600
$413,300
2016
$4,960 (−0.2%)
$141,700 + $271,600
$413,300
2015
$4,972 (+1.6%)
$144,500 + $298,200
$442,700
2014
$4,892 (+1.4%)
$144,500 + $298,200
$442,700
2013
$4,825 (−2.8%)
$144,500 + $298,200
$442,700
2012
$4,963
$160,600 + $330,300
$490,900
Tax history for 29 Elm St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,859 (+9.1%)
$227,900 + $525,200
$753,100
2024
$5,372 (+2.9%)
$162,900 + $351,200
$514,100
2023
$5,223 (+0.8%)
$162,900 + $351,200
$514,100
2022
$5,180 (−0.9%)
$162,900 + $350,000
$512,900
2021
$5,227 (+1.8%)
$141,700 + $291,700
$433,400
2020
$5,136 (+0.9%)
$141,700 + $291,700
$433,400
2019
$5,088 (−0.3%)
$141,700 + $291,700
$433,400
2018
$5,104 (+2.9%)
$141,700 + $271,600
$413,300
2017
$4,960
$141,700 + $271,600
$413,300
2016
$4,960 (−0.2%)
$141,700 + $271,600
$413,300
2015
$4,972 (+1.6%)
$144,500 + $298,200
$442,700
2014
$4,892 (+1.4%)
$144,500 + $298,200
$442,700
2013
$4,825 (−2.8%)
$144,500 + $298,200
$442,700
2012
$4,963
$160,600 + $330,300
$490,900
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
HDR-6
High-Density Residential 6 District
High-Density Residential 6 Zoning Districts are intended primarily for areas of existing residential development. These zoning districts are designed for areas where existing densities are high, close to saturation, which include a variety of housing types. These areas are served by municipal water. Also except Misquamicut, they are served by municipal sewers