419 Temple Rd is a 1,772 square foot house on a 10,785 square foot lot with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Ladson data, we estimate the home's value is $304,378.
Single-familyProperty Type
1979Year Built
10,785 sq ftLot Size
$172Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$304,378
$1,000 since July
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This home's estimate is 8.1% higher than the average sale price ($281K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$764 (+5.2%)
$22,517 + $124,942
$147,459
2024
$727 (+9.6%)
$22,517 + $124,942
$147,459
2023
$663 (−7.7%)
$22,517 + $124,942
$147,459
2022
$718 (−2.0%)
$13,267 + $114,958
$128,225
2021
$733 (−1.0%)
$13,267 + $114,958
$128,225
2020
$741 (+0.6%)
$13,267 + $114,958
$128,225
2019
$737 (+6.6%)
$13,267 + $114,958
$128,225
2018
$691 (+13.0%)
$13,267 + $114,958
$128,225
2017
$612 (−2.0%)
$20,000 + $91,500
$111,500
2016
$624 (+9.1%)
$20,000 + $91,500
$111,500
2014
$572
$20,000 + $91,500
$111,500
Tax history for 419 Temple Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$764 (+5.2%)
$22,517 + $124,942
$147,459
2024
$727 (+9.6%)
$22,517 + $124,942
$147,459
2023
$663 (−7.7%)
$22,517 + $124,942
$147,459
2022
$718 (−2.0%)
$13,267 + $114,958
$128,225
2021
$733 (−1.0%)
$13,267 + $114,958
$128,225
2020
$741 (+0.6%)
$13,267 + $114,958
$128,225
2019
$737 (+6.6%)
$13,267 + $114,958
$128,225
2018
$691 (+13.0%)
$13,267 + $114,958
$128,225
2017
$612 (−2.0%)
$20,000 + $91,500
$111,500
2016
$624 (+9.1%)
$20,000 + $91,500
$111,500
2014
$572
$20,000 + $91,500
$111,500
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R1
Single-Family Residential District
The R1 single-family district is intended to implement the land use goals of the residential growth areas within urbanizing areas in the unincorporated portions of Berkeley County.; This district is intended to: Permit development of moderate density residential communities.; Encourage urban communities to develop in a manner that minimizes sprawl patterns.; Encourage efficient development patterns and use of in-fill development.; Protect development in residential growth areas from infiltration of incompatible land uses.: Provide for the development of recreational, religious, and educational facilities as basic elements of a balanced residential area.; Permit the location of needed community facilities in support of residential development.