11 Rooke Point Rd Norwich, CT 06351-8934
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This profile includes property assessor report information, real estate records and a complete residency history.
We have include the current owner’s name and phone number to help you find the right person and learn more.
PROPERTY OVERVIEW
Type: Single Family Residential
3 beds2 bathsLot: 1.76 acres
3 beds2 bathsLot: 1.76 acres
Facts
Built in 1991Exterior material: Wood Lot size: 1.76 acresStyle: Contemporary Rooms: 7Exterior walls: Wood Siding Bedrooms: 3Roof type: Asphalt Bathrooms: 2Heat type: Forced air unit Stories: 2 story
Features
A/C
Listing info
Last sold: Oct 2007 for $1
Other details
Units: 1
Recent residents
| Resident Name | Phone | More Info |
|---|---|---|
| Sharid Ahe | (860) 376-6573 | |
| Edward J Waitte, age 75 | (860) 376-6573 | Status: Homeowner Occupation: Construction and Extraction Occupations Education: Bachelor's degree or higher |
| Kate E Waitte, age 75 | (860) 376-6573 | Status: Homeowner Education: Graduate or professional degree |
| Katherine M Waitte, age 75 | (860) 376-6573 | Status: Homeowner Occupation: Construction and Extraction Occupations Education: Bachelor's degree or higher |
| Ethan Waitte | Status: Homeowner Occupation: Construction and Extraction Occupations Education: Bachelor's degree or higher |
|
| David J Wiese | (860) 376-0509 |
Neighbors
Real estate transaction history
| Date | Event | Price | Source | Agents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 03/21/2001 | Sold | $411,000 | Public records |
Assessment history
| Year | Tax | Assessment | Market |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 | $8,279 | $317,450 | N/A |
Fire Incidents History
30 Apr 2017
Brush, or brush and grass mixture fire
Property Use: 1 or 2 family dwelling
Actions Taken: Extinguish
Area of Origin: Outside area, other
First Ignition: Light vegetation - not crop, including grass
Heat Source: Hot ember or ash
Factors Contributing to Ignition: Fire spread or control, other
Actions Taken: Extinguish
Area of Origin: Outside area, other
First Ignition: Light vegetation - not crop, including grass
Heat Source: Hot ember or ash
Factors Contributing to Ignition: Fire spread or control, other
Incidents registered in Federal Emergency Management Agency
05 Dec 2012
Building fires
Actions Taken: Provide manpower