2729 Dike Rd is a 3,600 square foot house on a 5.96 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. - it last sold on January 10, 2001 for $65,000. Based on Redfin's Woodland data, we estimate the home's value is $1,650,354.
Single-familyProperty Type
2004Year Built
5.96 acresLot Size
$458Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
3 car garageParking
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$1,650,354
$1.6M since sold in January 2001$18K since September
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This home's estimate is 98.7% higher than the average sale price ($831K) of 5 comparable homes.
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Sale history for 2729 Dike Rd
Date
Event
Price
Public Records
Jan 10, 2001
Sold
$65,000
$18/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$13,596 (−0.3%)
$453,510 + $1,022,550
$1,476,060
2025
$13,636 (+47.1%)
$453,510 + $1,022,550
$1,476,060
2024
$9,269 (−22.7%)
$408,570 + $1,076,850
$1,485,420
2023
$11,997 (−10.1%)
$408,570 + $910,190
$1,318,760
2022
$13,346 (−8.2%)
$350,400 + $902,620
$1,253,020
2021
$14,535 (+8.1%)
$202,230 + $1,097,770
$1,300,000
2020
$13,444 (+31.9%)
$202,230 + $977,491
$1,179,721
2019
$10,189 (−5.6%)
$202,230 + $743,820
$946,050
2018
$10,797 (+34.8%)
$192,600 + $677,200
$869,800
2017
$8,007 (+2.7%)
$192,600 + $677,200
$869,800
2016
$7,799 (+49.3%)
$160,500 + $543,960
$704,460
2015
$5,224 (−2.2%)
$68,440 + $370,750
$439,190
2014
$5,342 (−2.7%)
$68,440 + $370,750
$439,190
2013
$5,493 (+8.8%)
$68,440 + $370,750
$439,190
2012
$5,051 (+6.3%)
$76,050 + $381,960
$458,010
2011
$4,750 (+31.6%)
$76,050 + $381,960
$458,010
2010
$3,608 (−2.6%)
$65,000 + $295,660
$360,660
2009
$3,706
$65,000 + $314,840
$379,840
Tax history for 2729 Dike Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$13,596 (−0.3%)
$453,510 + $1,022,550
$1,476,060
2025
$13,636 (+47.1%)
$453,510 + $1,022,550
$1,476,060
2024
$9,269 (−22.7%)
$408,570 + $1,076,850
$1,485,420
2023
$11,997 (−10.1%)
$408,570 + $910,190
$1,318,760
2022
$13,346 (−8.2%)
$350,400 + $902,620
$1,253,020
2021
$14,535 (+8.1%)
$202,230 + $1,097,770
$1,300,000
2020
$13,444 (+31.9%)
$202,230 + $977,491
$1,179,721
2019
$10,189 (−5.6%)
$202,230 + $743,820
$946,050
2018
$10,797 (+34.8%)
$192,600 + $677,200
$869,800
2017
$8,007 (+2.7%)
$192,600 + $677,200
$869,800
2016
$7,799 (+49.3%)
$160,500 + $543,960
$704,460
2015
$5,224 (−2.2%)
$68,440 + $370,750
$439,190
2014
$5,342 (−2.7%)
$68,440 + $370,750
$439,190
2013
$5,493 (+8.8%)
$68,440 + $370,750
$439,190
2012
$5,051 (+6.3%)
$76,050 + $381,960
$458,010
2011
$4,750 (+31.6%)
$76,050 + $381,960
$458,010
2010
$3,608 (−2.6%)
$65,000 + $295,660
$360,660
2009
$3,706
$65,000 + $314,840
$379,840
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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