As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,563 (+5.0%)
$198,100 + $363,400
$561,500
2024
$5,296 (+8.1%)
$198,100 + $363,400
$561,500
2023
$4,899 (+1.6%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2022
$4,821 (+7.3%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2021
$4,494 (+0.8%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2020
$4,456 (+9.7%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2019
$4,064 (−3.6%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2018
$4,215 (+0.8%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2017
$4,183 (−1.9%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2016
$4,265 (+1.7%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2014
$4,194 (−7.6%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2013
$4,538
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
Tax history for S79W29125 Frog Alley Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,563 (+5.0%)
$198,100 + $363,400
$561,500
2024
$5,296 (+8.1%)
$198,100 + $363,400
$561,500
2023
$4,899 (+1.6%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2022
$4,821 (+7.3%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2021
$4,494 (+0.8%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2020
$4,456 (+9.7%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2019
$4,064 (−3.6%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2018
$4,215 (+0.8%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2017
$4,183 (−1.9%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2016
$4,265 (+1.7%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2014
$4,194 (−7.6%)
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
2013
$4,538
$125,000 + $210,300
$335,300
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A-1
Agricultural District
This district is intended to accommodate the needs of agriculture as a primary use and such residential uses as may be normal and necessary in an agricultural district. The primary purpose of this district is to preserve in agriculture use those lands generally suited for such use and which may have the ultimate potential for residential use but at this time are deemed beyond the current land needs for residential use. Residential development is limited to parcels being created by certified survey map per the town land division and development control ordinance, or by a planned unit development or conservation design development conditional uses. When the agricultural use is terminated in an area not developed as described above, those lands shall be rezoned to a different zoning classification that is consistent with the town's adopted comprehensive plan in accordance with the amendment process described in this chapter.