Off Market
36804 Ellis St
New Boston, MI, 48164 • 48164 • Wayne County
$162,000
$123/sqft
1Baths
1,316Sqft
0.15 acLot
1947Built
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Character Home
Built 1947 · 79 years of history
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$123/sqft
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About this home
Single Family · Built 1947
This is a 1316 square foot, 1.0 bathroom, single family home. This home is located at 36804 Ellis St, New Boston, MI 48164.
Estimated monthly payment
Based on current rates
$1,067/month
Principal & Interest$851
Property Tax$162
Insurance$54
Down payment20% ($32,400)
3%50%
Est. 6.88% rate · 30yr fixed · $129,600 loan
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Key facts and listing details
TypeSingleFamily
Year Built1947
HeatingOther
ParkingNo Data
Lot6,621 sqft
Property
Home typeSingle Family
Year built1947
Systems
HeatingOther
Parking & Outdoor
Lot6,621 sqft
Location & Tax
Neighborhood48164
Parcel75030010224000
Features & details
1 category of property features
Interior Features
Heating
Other
Listing insights
Market data and value estimates
StatusOff Market
Est. value$162,000
Est. rent$1,253/mo
Tax rate1.83%
Price/sqft$123
Tour days6
Views3
How are the schools in New Boston?
3 schools rated nearby
Location
New Boston, MI, 48164
Tax history
21 years of records
YearTax paidAssessed value
Apr 8, 2025—$64,900
Apr 8, 2024—$60,100
Apr 8, 2023—$46,000
Apr 8, 2022—$41,900
Apr 8, 2021—$36,400
Apr 8, 2020$1,221$36,400
Apr 8, 2019$1,101$36,000
Apr 8, 2018—$31,300
Apr 8, 2017—$30,400
Apr 8, 2016—$30,400
Apr 8, 2015—$27,600
Apr 8, 2013$2,630$26,300
Apr 8, 2012—$25,800
Apr 8, 2010—$30,300
Apr 8, 2009—$36,100
Apr 8, 2008—$41,000
Apr 8, 2007—$43,000
Apr 8, 2005$453$41,900
Apr 8, 2003—$41,000
Apr 8, 2001$820$24,434
Apr 8, 1999$598$23,236
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New Boston, MI • Wayne County
Nearby cities
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Nearby zip codes
481344816448174
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