6201 W Quaker Rd is a 1,400 square foot house on a 5 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Disputanta data, we estimate the home's value is $428,716.
Single-familyProperty Type
1968Year Built
5 acresLot Size
$306Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$428,716
$0 since August
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This home's estimate is 21.9% higher than the average sale price ($352K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,743 (−9.6%)
$104,400 + $326,700
$431,100
2024
$1,928 (+7.7%)
$91,000 + $189,800
$280,800
2023
$1,789 (−5.1%)
$91,000 + $189,800
$280,800
2022
$1,885
$83,500 + $174,100
$257,600
2021
$1,887 (+10.6%)
$75,100 + $154,800
$229,900
2020
$1,705
$75,100 + $144,300
$219,400
2019
$1,705 (+1.1%)
$68,300 + $130,000
$198,300
2017
$1,687 (+5.2%)
$68,300 + $120,200
$188,500
2016
$1,604 (+0.6%)
$68,300 + $150,900
$219,200
2015
$1,594 (+100.5%)
$69,000 + $150,900
$219,900
2014
$795 (−47.6%)
$69,000 + $150,900
$219,900
2013
$1,517
Tax history for 6201 W Quaker Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,743 (−9.6%)
$104,400 + $326,700
$431,100
2024
$1,928 (+7.7%)
$91,000 + $189,800
$280,800
2023
$1,789 (−5.1%)
$91,000 + $189,800
$280,800
2022
$1,885
$83,500 + $174,100
$257,600
2021
$1,887 (+10.6%)
$75,100 + $154,800
$229,900
2020
$1,705
$75,100 + $144,300
$219,400
2019
$1,705 (+1.1%)
$68,300 + $130,000
$198,300
2017
$1,687 (+5.2%)
$68,300 + $120,200
$188,500
2016
$1,604 (+0.6%)
$68,300 + $150,900
$219,200
2015
$1,594 (+100.5%)
$69,000 + $150,900
$219,900
2014
$795 (−47.6%)
$69,000 + $150,900
$219,900
2013
$1,517
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R-A
Residential Agricultural District
Generally, the R-A residential agricultural district covers certain portions of the county now devoted predominantly to various open uses, such as farms and forests, into which residential or other types of development have and can reasonably be expected to expand in the foreseeable future, but where location and timing of public programs will not currently support higher densities. This district is established to permit existing farming operations and related businesses to continue as interim uses while protecting watersheds and conserving water and other natural resources.