502 Garfield St, Georgetown, IL 61846

3beds

1baths

--sqft

SingleFamily

Built in 1955

7,134 Square Feet Lot

$88,400 Zestimate^®

$--/sqft

$-- HOA

Overview

VERY NICE THREE BEDROOM HOME THAT HAS BEEN WELL MAINTAINED, NEWER FURNACE, WATER HEATER, EAT-IN KITCHEN, NSULATED WINDOWS, ONE CAR GARAGE, LARGE BACK YARD GREAT LOCATION CLOSE TO SCHOOLS.

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Facts & features

Interior

Bedrooms & bathrooms

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1

Property

Lot

Size: 7,134 Square Feet

Details

Parcel number: 2831406038

Construction

Type & style

Home type: SingleFamily

Condition

Year built: 1955

Community & HOA

Location

Region: Georgetown

Financial & listing details

Tax assessed value: $55,506
Annual tax amount: $1,682

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Estimated market value

$88,400

$72,000 - $104,000

$779/mo

Price history

Date	Event	Price
8/1/2012	Sold	$44,000-10%
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6/6/2012	Pending sale	$48,900
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3/2/2012	Listed for sale	$48,900
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Public tax history

Year	Property taxes	Tax assessment
2023	$1,682 +3.7%	$18,502 +5.5%
2022	$1,621 +4%	$17,545 +5%
2021	$1,559 +3.8%	$16,710 +6%

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