1741 S Main St, Cheshire — property record card
Residential built in 2025, 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 2,433 ft² in Cheshire, appraised at $646,100 (assessed $452,270); last sold for $850,000 on December 23, 2025.
Rebuilt from the public Connecticut CAMA and Parcel Layer — not the official card. For the official card, with owner, photo and sketch, ask the Cheshire assessor’s office.
Parcel
| Location | 1741 S Main St, Cheshire CT 06410 |
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| Parcel ID | 94 2 |
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| CAMA account | 14160-00975500 |
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| Use | Residential (state use code 100) |
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| Zone | R-20 |
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| Planning region | Naugatuck Valley |
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Valuation — revaluation 2026
| Appraised (market value) | $646,100 land $101,000 · building $545,100 |
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| Assessed (70%) | $452,270 land $70,700 |
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Land
| Lot size | 1.00 acres (43,560 ft²) |
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Building
| Year built | 2025 (effective 2022) |
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| Living area | 2,433 ft² |
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| Rooms | 9 |
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| Bedrooms | 3 |
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| Bathrooms | 2 full, 1 half |
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| Condition | 7 |
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Sales
| Last sale | $850,000 — December 23, 2025 |
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What this means
- Connecticut taxes property at 70% of its appraised market value: the assessment $452,270 times the town mill rate gives the yearly tax.
- Cheshire last revalued in 2026. Towns revalue every five years; between two revaluations the appraisal stays the same even if the market moves.
- Assessed 62% above the median for this use in Cheshire ($279,860, 9,670 parcels).
- The last sale price is 32% above the appraisal.
Point at the centre of the parcel — not a survey.
Data: Connecticut CAMA and Parcel Layer (2026 collection, CC0), retrieved October 31, 2026. Sources and freshness. No owner names are published.

The report for 1741 S Main St
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