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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,171 (+4.8%)
$90,600 + $371,300
$461,900
2024
$8,753 (+10.1%)
$90,600 + $371,300
$461,900
2023
$7,954 (+3.1%)
$90,600 + $371,300
$461,900
2022
$7,714 (+2.0%)
$69,800 + $290,100
$359,900
2021
$7,564 (+4.0%)
$69,800 + $290,100
$359,900
2020
$7,271 (+3.3%)
$69,800 + $269,200
$339,000
2019
$7,039 (+8.1%)
$60,500 + $231,000
$291,500
2018
$6,512 (+4.2%)
$60,500 + $231,000
$291,500
2017
$6,248 (+7.3%)
$60,500 + $231,000
$291,500
2016
$5,824 (−3.2%)
$53,500 + $193,000
$246,500
2014
$6,016 (+369.6%)
$47,200 + $206,800
$254,000
2013
$1,281
$47,200
Tax history for 660 Remington Way
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,171 (+4.8%)
$90,600 + $371,300
$461,900
2024
$8,753 (+10.1%)
$90,600 + $371,300
$461,900
2023
$7,954 (+3.1%)
$90,600 + $371,300
$461,900
2022
$7,714 (+2.0%)
$69,800 + $290,100
$359,900
2021
$7,564 (+4.0%)
$69,800 + $290,100
$359,900
2020
$7,271 (+3.3%)
$69,800 + $269,200
$339,000
2019
$7,039 (+8.1%)
$60,500 + $231,000
$291,500
2018
$6,512 (+4.2%)
$60,500 + $231,000
$291,500
2017
$6,248 (+7.3%)
$60,500 + $231,000
$291,500
2016
$5,824 (−3.2%)
$53,500 + $193,000
$246,500
2014
$6,016 (+369.6%)
$47,200 + $206,800
$254,000
2013
$1,281
$47,200
*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
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Lot size
0.35 Acres
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Year built
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Style
Single Family Residential
County
Dane County
APN
081109241002
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Accessible
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Last updated by owner on Aug 6, 2026.
SR-4
Suburban Residential District
This district is intended to permit development which has a moderate density, suburban community character. This district is intended to be the principal district for single-family development within the city. Unlike the case for the previously described residential districts, the land use standards for this district permit both single-family detached residential development and certain types of moderate density single-family attached development, as well as a variety of related institutional land uses.