620 Trimaran Way, Oxon Hill — tax account 17125778170
Townhouse built in 2024, 3,500 ft² in Oxon Hill, Prince George's County, assessed at $830,500; last transfer November 26, 2025 for $937,423.
From the State Department of Assessments and Taxation file as published by the Maryland Department of Planning (MD iMAP) — not the official record. Open the official SDAT record.
Account
| Tax account number | 17125778170 |
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| Map, grid, parcel | Map 105 Grid E4 |
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| Location | 620 Trimaran Way, Oxon Hill MD 20745 |
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| Jurisdiction | Prince George's County |
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| Subdivision | Potomac Overlook [CN] |
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| Plat | 268041 |
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Land
Structure
| Year built | 2024 |
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| Above-grade area | 3,500 ft² |
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| Style | HOUSING Condominium (residential) |
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| Building type | Condo Townhouse |
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| Quality grade | 5 (on a scale of 1 to 9) |
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Assessment — February 2025
| Land | $249,100 |
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| Improvements | $581,400 |
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| Total | $830,500 |
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Last transfer
| Date | November 26, 2025 |
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| Consideration | $937,423 |
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| Deed reference | liber 49910, folio 0089 |
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What this means
- Maryland reassesses each property every three years; increases are phased in over the following three years, and the Homestead Tax Credit caps the yearly increase on a principal residence.
- Assessed 118% above the median exempt account in Prince George's County ($381,400, 17,873 accounts).
- The last transfer price is 13% above the current assessment.
Parcel point of the Maryland Department of Planning — not a survey.
Data: Maryland Department of Planning / SDAT, MD iMAP Parcel Points, retrieved November 1, 2026. Sources and freshness. No owner names or mailing addresses are published.
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