INCREDIBLE LOCATION/FULLY RENOVATED HOME!3 blocs to BeltLine/Adair Park,2.5mi to Mercedes Benz,3 mi to Downtown/Zoo Atlanta,4mi to GATech,5mi to Midtown! Walk/Bike to Beltline!COMPLETELY REBUILT from the studs up!Open, Roommate layout EVERYTHING NEW:Plumbing,Electricity, HVAC,Windows w/Blinds,Roof,Concrete Siding,Hardwood bamboo floors,Tiled bathrooms,Kitchen w/soft close cabinets/Granite,SS Appliances.Huge Master suite with SOAKING tub Large Fully FENCED Backyard !2 crawl spaces,one w/concrete floor and electricity, can use as workshop or Shed! Peaceful quiet street !
Single-familyProperty Type
1930Year Built
6,324 sq ftLot Size
$269Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Suzanne Pepin• Solid Source Realty GA
Bought with ROBERTO VAZQUEZ• Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby's International
Source:FMLS #6854490
Redfin Estimate
$310,002
$40K since sold in April 2021$12K since September
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This home's estimate is 27.5% higher than the average sale price ($243K) of 6 comparable homes.
Don't let the boarded up house fool you. This spacious home is centrally located in the Pittsburgh community and is within close proximity to the Beltline as well as the future "Murphy Crossing" mixed use development. This house has a separate dining room, bonus room, spacious kitchen and 2 fireplaces. Tax records to not reflect accurate square footage.
FMLS #6761027
Aug 12, 2020
Sold
$115,000
$100/sq ft
Aug 6, 2020
Pending
—
Aug 1, 2020
Listed
$104,900
$91/sq ft
Don't let the boarded up house fool you. This spacious home is centrally located in the Pittsburgh community and is within close proximity to the Beltline as well as the future "Murphy Crossing" mixed use development. This house has a separate dining room, bonus room, spacious kitchen and 2 fireplaces. Tax records to not reflect accurate square footage.
Public Records
Oct 1, 1982
Sold
$21,432
$19/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,510 (+23.7%)
$46,040 + $88,640
$134,680
2024
$4,456 (−15.0%)
$46,040 + $82,000
$128,040
2023
$5,243 (+20.0%)
$46,040 + $82,000
$128,040
2022
$4,371 (+292.1%)
$21,480 + $86,520
$108,000
2021
$1,115 (+295.6%)
$18,440 + $9,080
$27,520
2020
$282 (+0.5%)
$15,720 + $20,760
$36,480
2019
$280 (+406.6%)
$15,440 + $20,360
$35,800
2018
$55 (+273.9%)
$15,440 + $20,360
$35,800
2017
$15 (−1.7%)
$10,200 + $17,120
$27,320
2016
$15 (+0.3%)
$3,000 + $7,000
$10,000
2015
$15 (+32.4%)
$3,000 + $7,000
$10,000
2012
$11 (−45.0%)
$2,600 + $6,120
$8,720
2011
$21 (−91.5%)
$2,600 + $6,120
$8,720
2010
$244 (−46.6%)
$11,480 + $22,440
$33,920
2009
$456
$11,480 + $22,440
$33,920
2008
$456
$11,480 + $22,440
$33,920
Tax history for 552 Fletcher St SW
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,510 (+23.7%)
$46,040 + $88,640
$134,680
2024
$4,456 (−15.0%)
$46,040 + $82,000
$128,040
2023
$5,243 (+20.0%)
$46,040 + $82,000
$128,040
2022
$4,371 (+292.1%)
$21,480 + $86,520
$108,000
2021
$1,115 (+295.6%)
$18,440 + $9,080
$27,520
2020
$282 (+0.5%)
$15,720 + $20,760
$36,480
2019
$280 (+406.6%)
$15,440 + $20,360
$35,800
2018
$55 (+273.9%)
$15,440 + $20,360
$35,800
2017
$15 (−1.7%)
$10,200 + $17,120
$27,320
2016
$15 (+0.3%)
$3,000 + $7,000
$10,000
2015
$15 (+32.4%)
$3,000 + $7,000
$10,000
2012
$11 (−45.0%)
$2,600 + $6,120
$8,720
2011
$21 (−91.5%)
$2,600 + $6,120
$8,720
2010
$244 (−46.6%)
$11,480 + $22,440
$33,920
2009
$456
$11,480 + $22,440
$33,920
2008
$456
$11,480 + $22,440
$33,920
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
2
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
6,324 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
2018
Sq. Ft.
1,151
Year built
1930
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Fulton County
APN
14 008700070117
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 16, 2026.
R-4B
Single-Family Residential District
The intent of this chapter in establishing the R-4B Single-Family Residential District is as follows: To provide opportunities for low- and moderate-income single-family dwellings that are centrally located and accessible to public transportation, jobs and social services.; To provide a specific alternative to close-in neighborhoods, now zoned for multi-family residential use, to implement a transition to a single-family residential development pattern consistent with objective (1) above.; To increase the affordability of single-family residential dwellings in close-in neighborhoods by permitting such dwellings on small lots with reduced setback requirements thus decreasing land development costs.; To provide additional opportunities for affordable in-fill single-family residential development without permitting the down-zoning of existing single-family zoned areas and thereby preserving existing neighborhoods as contemplated in the adopted comprehensive development plan.; To permit new development in a manner compatible with existing development.; To provide for the development of recreational, religious and educational facilities as basic elements of a balanced community.