635 Cambridgeport Rd is a 1,920 square foot house on a 10 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Chester data, we estimate the home's value is $329,450.
Single-familyProperty Type
1965Year Built
10 acresLot Size
$172Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$329,450
$13K since September
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This home's estimate is 5% lower than the average sale price ($347K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$715 (+10.9%)
$40,600 + $1,100
$41,700
2024
$644 (+8.8%)
$40,600 + $1,100
$41,700
2023
$592 (−34.9%)
$40,600 + $1,100
$41,700
2022
$910 (−4.5%)
$40,600 + $1,100
$41,700
2021
$953 (−25.0%)
$40,600 + $1,100
$41,700
2020
$1,270 (+5.8%)
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2019
$1,200 (+4.8%)
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2018
$1,146 (+2.4%)
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2017
$1,119 (−0.7%)
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2016
$1,127 (−2.3%)
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2015
$1,154 (−64.6%)
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2014
$3,262
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2013
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
Tax history for 635 Cambridgeport Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$715 (+10.9%)
$40,600 + $1,100
$41,700
2024
$644 (+8.8%)
$40,600 + $1,100
$41,700
2023
$592 (−34.9%)
$40,600 + $1,100
$41,700
2022
$910 (−4.5%)
$40,600 + $1,100
$41,700
2021
$953 (−25.0%)
$40,600 + $1,100
$41,700
2020
$1,270 (+5.8%)
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2019
$1,200 (+4.8%)
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2018
$1,146 (+2.4%)
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2017
$1,119 (−0.7%)
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2016
$1,127 (−2.3%)
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2015
$1,154 (−64.6%)
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2014
$3,262
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
2013
$53,700 + $4,100
$57,800
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RR-5
Rural Residential 5 District
The RR-5 zoning district encompasses an area in the northern portion of the town and a small area in the southwest portion. Much of this area was originally farmland. The farms augmented income with logging, maple syrup production, and other farm related activity. Rural areas continue to host a variety of uses, some of which are a continuation of the old farm and New England tradition of mixed uses in the rural areas. The RR5 areas are not located along main highways and the limited nonresidential uses would also be accessed via secondary roadways. The Parker Hill area was one of the early settlement areas of the community and still retains some historic homesteads set among farm fields and separated by woodland. The Atcherson Hollow area’s historic homes are mostly lost to history, but more recent development has retained open fields and woods between newer residences.; The Rural Residential 5 District allows for low density development in a rural setting.