Listed by Carol Audette • Four Seasons Sotheby's Int'l Realty. Bought with CCN Realty.
Off Market May 2007 for $229K
$469,896
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$1,448/mo
2
bd
•
2 ba
•
1,424
sq ft
939 Jericho Rd, Richmond, VT 05477
About this home
Well cared for home with many improvements. Nice floor plan, great family room on lower level with private updated bath, hardwood flooring, crown molding, light and bright home, new furnace, wonderful screen porch and deck overlooking a private and peaceful setting, perennial gardens, heated garage and convenient location.
Single-familyProperty Type
1981Year Built
1.7 acresLot Size
$330Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Carol Audette• Four Seasons Sotheby's Int'l Realty
A COUNTRY-LIKE SETTING YET REALLY CLOSE TO TOWN. 1.7 ACRES IN A PRIVATE WOODED SETTING. LIGHT, BRIGHT, FRESH. MASTER STE HAS 3/4 BATH LITTLE OFFICE. EAT-IN KIT, LAUNDRY ROOM, SHED. THE LARGEST SCREENED-IN PORCH I HAVE EVER SEEN. DECK. DRIVE IS SHARED FOR
PrimeMLS #3079149
Oct 18, 1999
Sold
$135,000
$95/sq ft
Aug 9, 1999
Listed
$145,000
$102/sq ft
PRIVATE-COUNTRY LIVING, 1 MILE FROM RICHMOND 4 CORNERS. LARGE SCREENED IN PORCH ADJOINING OPEN DECK, YARD AREA FOR KIDS TO PLAY GARDENS, STORAGE SHED WITH GARAGE DOOR CONCRETE FLOOR, MASTER BEDROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH, HARDWOOD FLOORS. SHOWS BEAUTIFULLY!!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,357 (−0.7%)
$157,500 + $208,500
$366,000
2024
$4,389 (+14.3%)
$157,500 + $208,500
$366,000
2023
$3,841 (−26.4%)
$157,500 + $208,500
$366,000
2022
$5,216 (−7.2%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2021
$5,618 (+4.7%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2020
$5,364 (+3.2%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2019
$5,196 (+1.7%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2018
$5,110 (+2.3%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2017
$4,995 (+0.2%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2016
$4,984 (+3.0%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2015
$4,838 (−1.8%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2014
$4,928 (+1,132.1%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2011
$400
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
Tax history for 939 Jericho Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,357 (−0.7%)
$157,500 + $208,500
$366,000
2024
$4,389 (+14.3%)
$157,500 + $208,500
$366,000
2023
$3,841 (−26.4%)
$157,500 + $208,500
$366,000
2022
$5,216 (−7.2%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2021
$5,618 (+4.7%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2020
$5,364 (+3.2%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2019
$5,196 (+1.7%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2018
$5,110 (+2.3%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2017
$4,995 (+0.2%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2016
$4,984 (+3.0%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2015
$4,838 (−1.8%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2014
$4,928 (+1,132.1%)
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
2011
$400
$72,000 + $155,000
$227,000
*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
3
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.7 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,406
Year built
1981
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Chittenden County
APN
51916310484
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 15, 2026.
HDR
High Density Residential District
The standards of this district are designed to promote the higher density housing that is characteristic of village centers and growth areas. The efficient use of infrastructure will be served by allowing closer placement of residential units, with neighborhoods located close to the retail services of the commercial district. This proximity allows for energy-efficient pedestrian traffic, roadways and school bus traffic. Planning for road crossings, sidewalks, curbside trees, bikeways, pocket parks and recreational activities, and other amenities, will be crucial to maintaining an inviting atmosphere while encouraging high density residential growth. Various types of residential units may be permitted in a Residential PUD within the HDR district.; Traditional spacing and setbacks for houses shall be maintained to preserve the integrity of the New England village atmosphere. Home occupations within residences, day care facilities, proximity to schools and civic institutions, pedestrian pathways to essential services and close-knit residential groups constitute the character of the neighborhood.