Listed by Maureen Mastrud • Redfin. Bought with Brantley Christianson RE LLC.
Off market may 2021 for $315K
$386,733
3
bd
•
2 ba
•
1,680
sq ft
2774 Maple St, Longview, WA 98632
About this home
Location Location Location!! This charming 3bedroom/2bath home features a 2nd living area with kitchen and separate outside entry. Great natural lighting with big picture windows and a Large kitchen with eat in area, laundry/mudroom with built ins and sink. Covered patio to a large backyard for gardening or entertaining. A MUST SEE!!
Single-familyProperty Type
1953Year Built
5,850 sq ftLot Size
$230Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Maureen Mastrud• Redfin
Bought with Tara Stone• Brantley Christianson RE LLC
Location Location Location!! This charming 3bedroom/2bath home features a 2nd living area with kitchen and separate outside entry. Great natural lighting with big picture windows and a Large kitchen with eat in area, laundry/mudroom with built ins and sink. Covered patio to a large backyard for gardening or entertaining. A MUST SEE!!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,954 (−5.8%)
$49,900 + $299,030
$348,930
2025
$3,137 (+16.9%)
$49,900 + $299,030
$348,930
2024
$2,683 (−2.6%)
$49,900 + $312,060
$361,960
2023
$2,755 (+7.2%)
$49,900 + $260,420
$310,320
2022
$2,570 (−1.4%)
$49,900 + $208,340
$258,240
2021
$2,606 (+5.0%)
$49,900 + $186,010
$235,910
2020
$2,483 (+10.6%)
$49,900 + $186,015
$235,915
2019
$2,244 (+1.1%)
$49,900 + $158,310
$208,210
2018
$2,220 (+17.1%)
$49,880 + $119,320
$169,200
2017
$1,896 (+3.6%)
$49,880 + $119,320
$169,200
2016
$1,830 (−5.5%)
$47,500 + $99,550
$147,050
2015
$1,936 (+3.8%)
$47,500 + $93,930
$141,430
2014
$1,865 (+0.9%)
$47,500 + $93,930
$141,430
2013
$1,848 (−11.0%)
$47,500 + $89,490
$136,990
2012
$2,077 (−2.8%)
$47,520 + $112,860
$160,380
2011
$2,137 (−1.1%)
$49,500 + $124,020
$173,520
2010
$2,160 (−1.8%)
$49,500 + $137,800
$187,300
2009
$2,200
$49,500 + $153,110
$202,610
Tax history for 2774 Maple St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$2,954 (−5.8%)
$49,900 + $299,030
$348,930
2025
$3,137 (+16.9%)
$49,900 + $299,030
$348,930
2024
$2,683 (−2.6%)
$49,900 + $312,060
$361,960
2023
$2,755 (+7.2%)
$49,900 + $260,420
$310,320
2022
$2,570 (−1.4%)
$49,900 + $208,340
$258,240
2021
$2,606 (+5.0%)
$49,900 + $186,010
$235,910
2020
$2,483 (+10.6%)
$49,900 + $186,015
$235,915
2019
$2,244 (+1.1%)
$49,900 + $158,310
$208,210
2018
$2,220 (+17.1%)
$49,880 + $119,320
$169,200
2017
$1,896 (+3.6%)
$49,880 + $119,320
$169,200
2016
$1,830 (−5.5%)
$47,500 + $99,550
$147,050
2015
$1,936 (+3.8%)
$47,500 + $93,930
$141,430
2014
$1,865 (+0.9%)
$47,500 + $93,930
$141,430
2013
$1,848 (−11.0%)
$47,500 + $89,490
$136,990
2012
$2,077 (−2.8%)
$47,520 + $112,860
$160,380
2011
$2,137 (−1.1%)
$49,500 + $124,020
$173,520
2010
$2,160 (−1.8%)
$49,500 + $137,800
$187,300
2009
$2,200
$49,500 + $153,110
$202,610
*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
5,898 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,680
Year built
1953
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Cowlitz County
APN
06312
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 21, 2026.
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