As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,094 (−1.7%)
$63,600 + $204,700
$268,300
2025
$3,147 (+5.8%)
$63,700 + $207,100
$270,800
2024
$2,973 (+0.2%)
$63,700 + $190,300
$254,000
2023
$2,967 (+11.4%)
$63,700 + $190,300
$254,000
2022
$2,663 (+5.7%)
$57,400 + $166,100
$223,500
2021
$2,520 (+6.7%)
$57,400 + $150,100
$207,500
2020
$2,361 (+2.0%)
$55,800 + $151,700
$207,500
2019
$2,316 (−11.4%)
$46,300 + $153,400
$199,700
2018
$2,613 (−0.7%)
$72,800 + $149,600
$222,400
2017
$2,632 (+16.3%)
$72,800 + $151,300
$224,100
2016
$2,263 (−4.0%)
$60,100 + $133,100
$193,200
2014
$2,357 (+15.8%)
$74,200 + $126,300
$200,500
2013
$2,035
$50,000 + $124,200
$174,200
2012
$2,034 (−3.8%)
$58,100 + $117,900
$176,000
2011
$2,114 (−14.3%)
$58,100 + $128,500
$186,600
2010
$2,466 (−14.2%)
$69,300 + $152,700
$222,000
2009
$2,874 (−1.8%)
$83,800 + $184,300
$268,100
2008
$2,926
$83,800 + $184,300
$268,100
Tax history for 2505 Terrapin Neck Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,094 (−1.7%)
$63,600 + $204,700
$268,300
2025
$3,147 (+5.8%)
$63,700 + $207,100
$270,800
2024
$2,973 (+0.2%)
$63,700 + $190,300
$254,000
2023
$2,967 (+11.4%)
$63,700 + $190,300
$254,000
2022
$2,663 (+5.7%)
$57,400 + $166,100
$223,500
2021
$2,520 (+6.7%)
$57,400 + $150,100
$207,500
2020
$2,361 (+2.0%)
$55,800 + $151,700
$207,500
2019
$2,316 (−11.4%)
$46,300 + $153,400
$199,700
2018
$2,613 (−0.7%)
$72,800 + $149,600
$222,400
2017
$2,632 (+16.3%)
$72,800 + $151,300
$224,100
2016
$2,263 (−4.0%)
$60,100 + $133,100
$193,200
2014
$2,357 (+15.8%)
$74,200 + $126,300
$200,500
2013
$2,035
$50,000 + $124,200
$174,200
2012
$2,034 (−3.8%)
$58,100 + $117,900
$176,000
2011
$2,114 (−14.3%)
$58,100 + $128,500
$186,600
2010
$2,466 (−14.2%)
$69,300 + $152,700
$222,000
2009
$2,874 (−1.8%)
$83,800 + $184,300
$268,100
2008
$2,926
$83,800 + $184,300
$268,100
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
R
Rural (Agricultural) District
The purpose of this district is to provide a location for low density single family residential development in conjunction with providing continued farming activities. This district is generally not served with public water or sewer facilities although certain size developments processed under the cluster provision of Section 5.7D(2) may choose to do so. A primary function of the low density residential development permitted within this section is to preserve the rural character of the County and the agricultural community. All lots subdivided in the Rural District are subject to Section 5.7D. The Envision Jefferson 2035 Comprehensive Plan recommends that the cluster provision of the Zoning Ordinance be the preferred method of residential development in the Rural zoning district.