Charming 1930s cottage, rebuilt in 1998 - new electrical, plumbing, flooring, drywall and more! Located on 1 acre, that is subdividable into 2-4 lots, per the City of Ridgefield. Back deck, 15x12 shop, RV parking, apple trees and plenty of space for a garden. A/C window units, refrigerator, W/D can stay.
LOOK NOW -1 acre 2 bedrooms under 400k. Great for first time home buyer!! 1930"s rebuilt 1998 cottage style cozy home nestled in the country has been rebuilt with all new electrical, plumbing, flooring, drywall and more. Close to town and schools. Established fruit trees,garden space and 15x12 shop! Come and enjoy some acreage close in. Won't last long.
Public Records
Jun 29, 2016
Sold
$271,000
$245/sq ft
Public Records
May 15, 2006
Sold
$255,000
$231/sq ft
Public Records
May 6, 2003
Sold
$95,000
$86/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$5,334 (+23.1%)
$373,750 + $180,151
$553,901
2025
$4,331 (+3.6%)
$373,750 + $180,151
$553,901
2024
$4,180 (+6.3%)
$325,000 + $163,776
$488,776
2023
$3,931 (+17.7%)
$325,000 + $177,581
$502,581
2022
$3,339 (+1.6%)
$260,300 + $192,026
$452,326
2021
$3,286 (+113.2%)
$204,250 + $155,202
$359,452
2020
$1,541 (−48.9%)
$190,000 + $140,843
$330,843
2019
$3,017 (−6.7%)
$175,750 + $130,382
$306,132
2018
$3,234 (+32.1%)
$152,000 + $128,237
$280,237
2017
$2,449 (+8.9%)
$137,750 + $112,911
$250,661
2016
$2,248 (+1.9%)
$137,750 + $112,911
$250,661
2015
$2,207 (+4.5%)
$123,500 + $97,038
$220,538
2014
$2,111 (+4.3%)
$99,750 + $87,182
$186,932
2013
$2,024 (+22.5%)
$99,750 + $87,182
$186,932
2012
$1,653 (−5.0%)
$95,000 + $76,415
$171,415
2011
$1,741 (−0.8%)
$110,717 + $72,904
$183,621
2010
$1,754 (−3.4%)
$110,717 + $72,904
$183,621
2009
$1,816
$147,600 + $90,400
$238,000
Tax history for 1056 S Hillhurst Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$5,334 (+23.1%)
$373,750 + $180,151
$553,901
2025
$4,331 (+3.6%)
$373,750 + $180,151
$553,901
2024
$4,180 (+6.3%)
$325,000 + $163,776
$488,776
2023
$3,931 (+17.7%)
$325,000 + $177,581
$502,581
2022
$3,339 (+1.6%)
$260,300 + $192,026
$452,326
2021
$3,286 (+113.2%)
$204,250 + $155,202
$359,452
2020
$1,541 (−48.9%)
$190,000 + $140,843
$330,843
2019
$3,017 (−6.7%)
$175,750 + $130,382
$306,132
2018
$3,234 (+32.1%)
$152,000 + $128,237
$280,237
2017
$2,449 (+8.9%)
$137,750 + $112,911
$250,661
2016
$2,248 (+1.9%)
$137,750 + $112,911
$250,661
2015
$2,207 (+4.5%)
$123,500 + $97,038
$220,538
2014
$2,111 (+4.3%)
$99,750 + $87,182
$186,932
2013
$2,024 (+22.5%)
$99,750 + $87,182
$186,932
2012
$1,653 (−5.0%)
$95,000 + $76,415
$171,415
2011
$1,741 (−0.8%)
$110,717 + $72,904
$183,621
2010
$1,754 (−3.4%)
$110,717 + $72,904
$183,621
2009
$1,816
$147,600 + $90,400
$238,000
*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
1
Stories
1.5
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1 Acre
Year renovated
1998
Sq. Ft.
1,105
Year built
1930
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Clark County
APN
220017000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 17, 2026.
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