As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$340 (−9.2%)
$41,400
2025
$374 (+13.2%)
$41,400
2024
$330 (+2.9%)
$37,300
2023
$321 (−11.0%)
$32,900
2022
$361 (−3.0%)
$32,900
2021
$372 (−6.2%)
$33,000
2020
$396 (+10.7%)
$33,000
2019
$358 (−2.2%)
$33,000
2018
$366 (+0.5%)
$30,700
2017
$364 (−6.2%)
$28,000
2016
$388 (−1.8%)
$29,300
2015
$395
$32,400
Tax history for 1138 N Wenas Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$340 (−9.2%)
$41,400
2025
$374 (+13.2%)
$41,400
2024
$330 (+2.9%)
$37,300
2023
$321 (−11.0%)
$32,900
2022
$361 (−3.0%)
$32,900
2021
$372 (−6.2%)
$33,000
2020
$396 (+10.7%)
$33,000
2019
$358 (−2.2%)
$33,000
2018
$366 (+0.5%)
$30,700
2017
$364 (−6.2%)
$28,000
2016
$388 (−1.8%)
$29,300
2015
$395
$32,400
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R-2
Two-Family Residential District
The R-2 district is intended to establish buildings that are typically single-family dwellings, duplexes and other compatible uses in areas served by local access streets and collectors. The purpose of the two-family residential district is to: Establish and preserve residential neighborhoods for land uses compatible with the intent of this district; Locate residential development with a maximum density of 12 du per acre for duplexes, and a maximum density of 18 du per acre for multi-family dwellings under Chapter 19.14, in areas receiving a full range of public services including area-wide public water supply, regional public sewer, and police and fire protection; Provide for an orderly, phased transition from rural to urban uses within Urban Growth Areas; Facilitate coordinated and collaborative public infrastructure investment; Prevent conversion of land in the R-2 district to uses/densities that cannot be urbanized; Require connection to public water and sewer systems where available; and Require full urban standards for developments within Urban Growth Areas, meeting the Countys minimum urban standards or the respective citys standards, whichever are higher.