22 acres in Ridgefield! With a stunning mountain view! Potential to build new primary residence complete with a Christmas tree farm, seasonal creek, and beautiful mature trees! Bring your creative updates to this 1950's ranch home, complete with nearly 600sf of partially finished basement! Continue the tree farm business, use as horse property. Pole barn, feed barn, ample parking, and ideal location just off I-5. Buyer to complete due diligence.
Unique Opportunity on 22 Acres in Ridgefield! Potential to build new primary residence w/mt. view! Brand new roof now complete! Christmas tree farm, seasonal creek, endless possibilities! Bring your creative updates to this 1950's ranch home, complete with nearly 600sf of partially finished basement! Continue the tree farm business, or forge your own new venture! Pole barn, feed barn, ample parking, and convenient location just north of Rosauer's in Ridgefield! Buyer to continue tax def status.
Public Records
Oct 24, 1985
Sold
$99,000
$46/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,860 (+16.5%)
$636,195 + $339,163
$975,358
2025
$3,313 (+7.6%)
$636,195 + $339,163
$975,358
2024
$3,080 (+12.7%)
$586,153 + $310,423
$896,576
2023
$2,734 (+8.6%)
$586,132 + $306,838
$892,970
2022
$2,516 (+0.5%)
$638,742 + $255,375
$894,117
2021
$2,503 (+4.5%)
$583,415 + $213,684
$797,099
2020
$2,396 (−1.0%)
$502,251 + $196,704
$698,955
2019
$2,420 (−2.1%)
$468,403 + $183,099
$651,502
2018
$2,473 (+15.3%)
$398,425 + $160,656
$559,081
2017
$2,146 (+16.4%)
$343,579 + $178,015
$521,594
2016
$1,843 (+2.3%)
$343,579 + $178,015
$521,594
2015
$1,801 (+2.1%)
$323,758 + $141,316
$465,074
2014
$1,764 (+10.8%)
$271,812 + $120,250
$392,062
2013
$1,592 (+10.1%)
$271,812 + $120,250
$392,062
2012
$1,446 (+18.5%)
$261,949 + $100,010
$361,959
2011
$1,220 (+6.1%)
$351,588 + $95,133
$446,721
2010
$1,151 (−15.1%)
$351,588 + $95,133
$446,721
2009
$1,356
$468,400 + $139,500
$607,900
Tax history for 1650 N Royle Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,860 (+16.5%)
$636,195 + $339,163
$975,358
2025
$3,313 (+7.6%)
$636,195 + $339,163
$975,358
2024
$3,080 (+12.7%)
$586,153 + $310,423
$896,576
2023
$2,734 (+8.6%)
$586,132 + $306,838
$892,970
2022
$2,516 (+0.5%)
$638,742 + $255,375
$894,117
2021
$2,503 (+4.5%)
$583,415 + $213,684
$797,099
2020
$2,396 (−1.0%)
$502,251 + $196,704
$698,955
2019
$2,420 (−2.1%)
$468,403 + $183,099
$651,502
2018
$2,473 (+15.3%)
$398,425 + $160,656
$559,081
2017
$2,146 (+16.4%)
$343,579 + $178,015
$521,594
2016
$1,843 (+2.3%)
$343,579 + $178,015
$521,594
2015
$1,801 (+2.1%)
$323,758 + $141,316
$465,074
2014
$1,764 (+10.8%)
$271,812 + $120,250
$392,062
2013
$1,592 (+10.1%)
$271,812 + $120,250
$392,062
2012
$1,446 (+18.5%)
$261,949 + $100,010
$361,959
2011
$1,220 (+6.1%)
$351,588 + $95,133
$446,721
2010
$1,151 (−15.1%)
$351,588 + $95,133
$446,721
2009
$1,356
$468,400 + $139,500
$607,900
*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
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
22 Acres
Year renovated
1950
Sq. Ft.
1,574
Year built
1950
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Clark County
APN
212778000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 17, 2026.
AG-20
URBAN RESERVE - 20 (UR-20), INDUSTRIAL
Agriculture 20 District
The purpose of the Agriculture 20 district is to encourage the conservation of lands which have the growing capacity, productivity, soil composition, and surrounding land use to have long-term commercial significance for agriculture and associated resource production.