As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,604 (+8.2%)
$354,000 + $92,100
$446,100
2025
$3,330 (+13.6%)
$354,000 + $92,100
$446,100
2024
$2,931 (+7.8%)
$325,100 + $92,900
$418,000
2023
$2,718 (−18.9%)
$276,700 + $100,400
$377,100
2022
$3,351 (−0.4%)
$246,600 + $95,000
$341,600
2021
$3,365 (−10.6%)
$292,500 + $73,700
$366,200
2020
$3,766 (+22.9%)
$300,900 + $53,800
$354,700
2019
$3,064 (−9.5%)
$302,700 + $43,600
$346,300
2018
$3,385 (+39.9%)
$239,900 + $41,000
$280,900
2017
$2,420 (−14.2%)
$239,900 + $41,000
$280,900
2016
$2,822 (+8.5%)
$150,100 + $52,700
$202,800
2015
$2,602 (−7.6%)
$183,900 + $45,900
$229,800
2014
$2,817 (−6.8%)
$174,700 + $39,500
$214,200
2013
$3,024 (+0.5%)
$174,700 + $39,500
$214,200
2012
$3,010 (+2.3%)
$180,200 + $46,100
$226,300
2011
$2,943 (−1.6%)
$183,900 + $58,700
$242,600
2010
$2,991 (+7.8%)
$194,950 + $60,700
$255,650
2009
$2,773
$202,350 + $98,900
$301,250
Tax history for 2731 Schirm Loop Rd NW
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,604 (+8.2%)
$354,000 + $92,100
$446,100
2025
$3,330 (+13.6%)
$354,000 + $92,100
$446,100
2024
$2,931 (+7.8%)
$325,100 + $92,900
$418,000
2023
$2,718 (−18.9%)
$276,700 + $100,400
$377,100
2022
$3,351 (−0.4%)
$246,600 + $95,000
$341,600
2021
$3,365 (−10.6%)
$292,500 + $73,700
$366,200
2020
$3,766 (+22.9%)
$300,900 + $53,800
$354,700
2019
$3,064 (−9.5%)
$302,700 + $43,600
$346,300
2018
$3,385 (+39.9%)
$239,900 + $41,000
$280,900
2017
$2,420 (−14.2%)
$239,900 + $41,000
$280,900
2016
$2,822 (+8.5%)
$150,100 + $52,700
$202,800
2015
$2,602 (−7.6%)
$183,900 + $45,900
$229,800
2014
$2,817 (−6.8%)
$174,700 + $39,500
$214,200
2013
$3,024 (+0.5%)
$174,700 + $39,500
$214,200
2012
$3,010 (+2.3%)
$180,200 + $46,100
$226,300
2011
$2,943 (−1.6%)
$183,900 + $58,700
$242,600
2010
$2,991 (+7.8%)
$194,950 + $60,700
$255,650
2009
$2,773
$202,350 + $98,900
$301,250
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RRR1/5
Rural Residential/Resource One Dwelling Unit Per Five Acre District
The purpose of this chapter is to encourage residential development that maintains the county's rural character; provides opportunities for compatible agricultural, forestry and other rural land uses; is sensitive to the site's physical characteristics; provides greater opportunities for protecting sensitive environmental areas and creating open space corridors; enables efficient road and utility systems; and does not create demands for urban level services.