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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,622 (−7.5%)
$508,200 + $567,454
$1,075,654
2024
$8,238 (+24.2%)
$508,200 + $670,167
$1,178,367
2023
$6,634 (+33.8%)
$473,000 + $772,881
$1,245,881
2022
$4,959 (+4.7%)
$294,250 + $772,881
$1,067,131
2021
$4,736 (+32.3%)
$294,250 + $413,383
$707,633
2020
$3,579 (+10.4%)
$242,275 + $335,169
$577,444
2019
$3,242 (+6.7%)
$93,775 + $311,563
$405,338
2017
$3,037 (+20.4%)
$93,775 + $266,945
$360,720
2016
$2,523 (−29.2%)
$93,775 + $266,945
$360,720
2015
$3,564 (−10.5%)
$93,775 + $183,003
$276,778
2014
$3,981
$93,775 + $183,003
$276,778
Tax history for 7572 N Whileaway Rd E
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,622 (−7.5%)
$508,200 + $567,454
$1,075,654
2024
$8,238 (+24.2%)
$508,200 + $670,167
$1,178,367
2023
$6,634 (+33.8%)
$473,000 + $772,881
$1,245,881
2022
$4,959 (+4.7%)
$294,250 + $772,881
$1,067,131
2021
$4,736 (+32.3%)
$294,250 + $413,383
$707,633
2020
$3,579 (+10.4%)
$242,275 + $335,169
$577,444
2019
$3,242 (+6.7%)
$93,775 + $311,563
$405,338
2017
$3,037 (+20.4%)
$93,775 + $266,945
$360,720
2016
$2,523 (−29.2%)
$93,775 + $266,945
$360,720
2015
$3,564 (−10.5%)
$93,775 + $183,003
$276,778
2014
$3,981
$93,775 + $183,003
$276,778
*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
—
Baths
3
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
2.65 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
4,632
Year built
1990
Style
Other
County
Summit County
APN
SL-D-204
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 21, 2026.
RR
Rural Residential Zone
The purpose of the rural residential RR zone district is to allow existing residential uses to remain, allow the construction of new single-family dwelling units to be constructed upon legally platted lots, to allow expansion of such uses in accordance with limitations and regulations defined in the low impact permit process, and permit residential uses to be developed in accordance with the specific provisions of such previously approved agreements.