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Primary Residence Definition

A Primary Residence is any dwelling used as a full-time residence and can include up to one acre of land. Rental homes and apartments also qualify as primary residences if the property is the full-time residence of the renter. For a property to receive the benefit of the primary residential exemption an approved application from the current owner must be on file. Commercial properties, vacant land, second homes, vacation homes, cabins, time-shares, or other types of transitory housing, do not qualify as full-time residences and are classified Non-Primary.

Frequently Asked Questions

When are property taxes due?

Property taxes in Washington County are typically due on November 30th of each year. However, you may pay in installments with the first half due by November 30th and the second half due by May 31st of the following year.

How is my property value determined?

The Assessor's office determines property values based on market analysis, comparable sales, property characteristics, and annual reviews. Properties are reassessed regularly to ensure fair and equitable valuations across the county.

What is the Primary Residential Exemption?

The Primary Residential Exemption reduces your taxable property value by $18,000 if you qualify. To be eligible, the property must be your full-time residence and you must have an approved application on file with the county. This exemption can result in significant annual tax savings.

Can I appeal my property assessment?

Yes. If you believe your property has been assessed incorrectly, you have the right to appeal. The appeal process typically begins in September, and you must file within the specified timeframe. Contact the Assessor's office for more information about the appeals process.