4910 S Cheatham Rd is a 1,020 square foot home on a 4.72 acre lot with 1 bathroom. Based on Redfin's Spokane data, we estimate the home's value is $217,817.
ManufacturedProperty Type
1968Year Built
4.72 acresLot Size
$214Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$217,817
$26K since August
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This home's estimate is 33.2% lower than the average sale price ($326K) of 6 comparable homes.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$1,799 (+5.9%)
$131,500 + $37,700
$169,200
2025
$1,699 (+5.7%)
$131,500 + $37,700
$169,200
2024
$1,607 (+3.5%)
$145,060 + $39,600
$184,660
2023
$1,553 (−4.9%)
$141,170 + $40,000
$181,170
2022
$1,634 (+58.9%)
$117,640 + $34,500
$152,140
2021
$1,028 (+3.3%)
$53,460 + $35,500
$88,960
2020
$995 (+6.2%)
$48,600 + $33,700
$82,300
2019
$937 (−9.3%)
$48,600 + $33,200
$81,800
2018
$1,034 (+10.9%)
$44,140 + $32,800
$76,940
2017
$932 (−1.0%)
$44,140 + $32,800
$76,940
2016
$941 (−3.9%)
$43,950 + $30,800
$74,750
2015
$979
$43,950 + $30,500
$74,450
Tax history for 4910 S Cheatham Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$1,799 (+5.9%)
$131,500 + $37,700
$169,200
2025
$1,699 (+5.7%)
$131,500 + $37,700
$169,200
2024
$1,607 (+3.5%)
$145,060 + $39,600
$184,660
2023
$1,553 (−4.9%)
$141,170 + $40,000
$181,170
2022
$1,634 (+58.9%)
$117,640 + $34,500
$152,140
2021
$1,028 (+3.3%)
$53,460 + $35,500
$88,960
2020
$995 (+6.2%)
$48,600 + $33,700
$82,300
2019
$937 (−9.3%)
$48,600 + $33,200
$81,800
2018
$1,034 (+10.9%)
$44,140 + $32,800
$76,940
2017
$932 (−1.0%)
$44,140 + $32,800
$76,940
2016
$941 (−3.9%)
$43,950 + $30,800
$74,750
2015
$979
$43,950 + $30,500
$74,450
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
LI
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Light Industrial Zone
The Light Industrial (LI) zone is intended for industrial businesses that need industrial resources, but that do not have the potential impacts on surrounding areas that heavy industrial users do. Light industrial areas often have a special emphasis and attention given to aesthetics, landscaping and community compatibility. Light Industrial areas are comprised of predominantly industrial uses but may incorporate office and neighborhood-sized commercial uses that support and compliment the industrial area. Residential use is generally discouraged except for master planned industrial developments that provide residences intended to house employees of the planned industrial use.