41298 Reservoir Rd is a 5,396 square foot house on a 8.73 acre lot with 3.5 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Leesburg data, we estimate the home's value is $1,628,124.
Single-familyProperty Type
2001Year Built
8.73 acresLot Size
$302Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$1,628,124
$9,000 since August
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This home's estimate is 18.8% higher than the average sale price ($1.37M) 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*
2026
$11,793 (+3.8%)
$460,900 + $1,004,090
$1,464,990
2025
$11,356 (+5.3%)
$458,000 + $952,740
$1,410,740
2024
$10,786 (+4.7%)
$425,400 + $821,540
$1,246,940
2023
$10,304 (+6.0%)
$355,500 + $822,150
$1,177,650
2022
$9,720 (+8.6%)
$335,500 + $756,630
$1,092,130
2021
$8,946 (−3.7%)
$258,400 + $654,490
$912,890
2020
$9,290 (+6.3%)
$258,400 + $639,150
$897,550
2019
$8,740 (−4.3%)
$258,400 + $577,970
$836,370
2018
$9,134 (+0.7%)
$238,400 + $603,420
$841,820
2017
$9,068 (−4.4%)
$238,400 + $567,640
$806,040
2016
$9,490 (−7.1%)
$265,100 + $563,760
$828,860
2014
$10,218 (+2.9%)
$262,000 + $622,750
$884,750
2013
$9,930 (−11.3%)
$262,000 + $562,090
$824,090
2012
$11,189 (+1.6%)
$262,000 + $644,000
$906,000
2011
$11,011 (−0.7%)
$249,100 + $607,800
$856,900
2009
$11,085 (−6.0%)
$249,100 + $698,100
$947,200
2008
$11,790
$344,900 + $545,500
$890,400
Tax history for 41298 Reservoir Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$11,793 (+3.8%)
$460,900 + $1,004,090
$1,464,990
2025
$11,356 (+5.3%)
$458,000 + $952,740
$1,410,740
2024
$10,786 (+4.7%)
$425,400 + $821,540
$1,246,940
2023
$10,304 (+6.0%)
$355,500 + $822,150
$1,177,650
2022
$9,720 (+8.6%)
$335,500 + $756,630
$1,092,130
2021
$8,946 (−3.7%)
$258,400 + $654,490
$912,890
2020
$9,290 (+6.3%)
$258,400 + $639,150
$897,550
2019
$8,740 (−4.3%)
$258,400 + $577,970
$836,370
2018
$9,134 (+0.7%)
$238,400 + $603,420
$841,820
2017
$9,068 (−4.4%)
$238,400 + $567,640
$806,040
2016
$9,490 (−7.1%)
$265,100 + $563,760
$828,860
2014
$10,218 (+2.9%)
$262,000 + $622,750
$884,750
2013
$9,930 (−11.3%)
$262,000 + $562,090
$824,090
2012
$11,189 (+1.6%)
$262,000 + $644,000
$906,000
2011
$11,011 (−0.7%)
$249,100 + $607,800
$856,900
2009
$11,085 (−6.0%)
$249,100 + $698,100
$947,200
2008
$11,790
$344,900 + $545,500
$890,400
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
TR10
Transitional Residential-10 District
The purpose of the Transitional Residential TR-10 Zoning Districts is to: Implement the Transition Large Lot Place Type of the General Plan; Provide for low density development with the TR-10 Zoning Districts that creates a visual and spatial transition between the suburban and rural areas of the County; Provide for development in the Transition Policy Area in ways that encourage efficient development patterns and provides a variety of house and lot sizes and configurations; Encourage new development designs that incorporate both suburban and rural features in the TR-10 Zoning Districts; Achieve a balance between the built and natural environment, where development follows land contours and integrates and protects natural, environmental, and heritage resources; Ensure contiguous open space areas sufficient in size and soil quality to accommodate and protect agricultural uses.