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Sale history for 1524 N Old Shepard Rd
Date
Event
Price
WFRMLS #939814
Apr 20, 2010
Sold
*
Feb 4, 2010
Listed
$250,990
$89/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,174 (+5.1%)
$74,800 + $230,450
$305,250
2024
$3,020 (+6.2%)
$70,400 + $243,100
$313,500
2023
$2,843 (−1.7%)
$52,250 + $249,700
$301,950
2022
$2,892 (+13.3%)
$56,650 + $228,250
$284,900
2021
$2,551 (+11.1%)
$66,000 + $233,200
$299,200
2020
$2,297 (−7.8%)
$50,490 + $165,660
$216,150
2019
$2,492 (+9.0%)
$43,945 + $145,805
$189,750
2018
$2,285 (+7.7%)
$38,500 + $161,150
$199,650
2017
$2,123 (+1.9%)
$38,500 + $125,400
$163,900
2016
$2,082
$38,500 + $125,400
$163,900
2015
$2,084 (+1.7%)
$38,500 + $115,390
$153,890
2014
$2,050
$18,333 + $129,434
$147,767
Tax history for 1524 N Old Shepard Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,174 (+5.1%)
$74,800 + $230,450
$305,250
2024
$3,020 (+6.2%)
$70,400 + $243,100
$313,500
2023
$2,843 (−1.7%)
$52,250 + $249,700
$301,950
2022
$2,892 (+13.3%)
$56,650 + $228,250
$284,900
2021
$2,551 (+11.1%)
$66,000 + $233,200
$299,200
2020
$2,297 (−7.8%)
$50,490 + $165,660
$216,150
2019
$2,492 (+9.0%)
$43,945 + $145,805
$189,750
2018
$2,285 (+7.7%)
$38,500 + $161,150
$199,650
2017
$2,123 (+1.9%)
$38,500 + $125,400
$163,900
2016
$2,082
$38,500 + $125,400
$163,900
2015
$2,084 (+1.7%)
$38,500 + $115,390
$153,890
2014
$2,050
$18,333 + $129,434
$147,767
*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
4
Baths
3
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,898
Year built
2010
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Davis County
APN
84630327
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Oct 22, 2026.
NMU
Neighborhood Mixed Use Zone
The purposes of the neighborhood mixed use zone are to: Provide for a mix of single-family and multi-family residential uses, together with appropriate scale, compatible commercial development, limited in area, height and materials, as appropriate, to serve the nearby neighborhood areas.; Through a planned center development process, designate appropriate areas for each of the uses identified in subsection A1 of this section that may be included in the development in relationship to existing housing, roadways and interchanges.; Provide for the creation of developments that combine village scale residential and complementary retail that can serve as the center for surrounding residential neighborhoods.; Provide standards for site design, architecture, landscaping and circulation that are representative of Farmington City's rural agricultural heritage and encourage walking and bicycling for recreation and daily errands.; Provide for medium density residential development, where appropriate, to serve as a buffer between single-family and commercial development; Preserve the residential character of main street and protect residential uses within and adjacent to NMU zones.; Integrate the city's master transportation plans with internal traffic circulation and pedestrian pathways to ensure public safety.