This home is perfect for a savvy investor! Hurry won't last long! Newer construction home waiting on your finishing touches. Close to downtown Atlanta, Turner field, GA Dome, GA aquarium, World of coke and much more! Home needs a complete rehab!
Single-familyProperty Type
2005Year Built
$198Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by CHAQUEVA ROBINSON• Bailey & Hunter, LLC.
Bought with JOHUNNA REDMOND• Keller Williams Realty Atl Perimeter
Source:FMLS #5169182
Redfin Estimate
$275,424
$252K since sold in September 2013$9,000 since October
Recently sold homes
Estimate history
Homes for sale
This home's estimate is 1.8% lower than the average sale price ($281K) of 6 comparable homes.
NEW CONSTRUCTION HOME PERFECT FOR SAVVY INVESTOR, HURRY WON'T LAST LONG! CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN ATLANTA, TURNER FIELD, GA DOME, GA AQUARIUM, WORLD OF COKE AND MUCH MORE. HOME NEEDS A COMPELTE REHAB!
FMLS #3811621
Dec 19, 2008
Sold
$30,000
$22/sq ft
Nov 3, 2008
Listed
$35,000
$25/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 1, 2005
Sold
$280,000
$201/sq ft
Public Records
May 31, 2005
Sold
$190,000
$136/sq ft
Public Records
Jul 7, 2004
Sold
$15,000
$11/sq ft
Public Records
Jan 28, 1992
Sold
$15,000
$11/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,891
$39,200 + $80,360
$119,560
2025
$4,891 (+4.8%)
$39,200 + $80,360
$119,560
2024
$4,666
$25,080 + $88,880
$113,960
2023
$4,667 (+1.2%)
$25,080 + $88,880
$113,960
2022
$4,612 (+51.4%)
$25,080 + $88,880
$113,960
2021
$3,046 (+29.8%)
$11,440 + $63,760
$75,200
2020
$2,347 (−1.0%)
$13,680 + $43,600
$57,280
2019
$2,370 (+62.6%)
$10,600 + $47,080
$57,680
2018
$1,457 (+267.5%)
$10,600 + $47,080
$57,680
2017
$396 (−0.3%)
$5,840 + $29,360
$35,200
2016
$398 (−0.1%)
$1,584 + $7,600
$9,184
2015
$398 (−4.3%)
$1,584 + $7,600
$9,184
2014
$416 (+0.5%)
$1,580 + $7,600
$9,180
2012
$414 (−63.0%)
$2,800 + $13,440
$16,240
2011
$1,120 (−43.4%)
$2,800 + $6,520
$9,320
2010
$1,979
$8,680 + $36,120
$44,800
2009
$1,979
$8,680 + $36,120
$44,800
2008
$1,979
$8,680 + $36,120
$44,800
Tax history for 947 Garibaldi St SW
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$4,891
$39,200 + $80,360
$119,560
2025
$4,891 (+4.8%)
$39,200 + $80,360
$119,560
2024
$4,666
$25,080 + $88,880
$113,960
2023
$4,667 (+1.2%)
$25,080 + $88,880
$113,960
2022
$4,612 (+51.4%)
$25,080 + $88,880
$113,960
2021
$3,046 (+29.8%)
$11,440 + $63,760
$75,200
2020
$2,347 (−1.0%)
$13,680 + $43,600
$57,280
2019
$2,370 (+62.6%)
$10,600 + $47,080
$57,680
2018
$1,457 (+267.5%)
$10,600 + $47,080
$57,680
2017
$396 (−0.3%)
$5,840 + $29,360
$35,200
2016
$398 (−0.1%)
$1,584 + $7,600
$9,184
2015
$398 (−4.3%)
$1,584 + $7,600
$9,184
2014
$416 (+0.5%)
$1,580 + $7,600
$9,180
2012
$414 (−63.0%)
$2,800 + $13,440
$16,240
2011
$1,120 (−43.4%)
$2,800 + $6,520
$9,320
2010
$1,979
$8,680 + $36,120
$44,800
2009
$1,979
$8,680 + $36,120
$44,800
2008
$1,979
$8,680 + $36,120
$44,800
*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
3
Baths
2.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
4,000 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,392
Year built
2005
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Fulton County
APN
14 008700031275
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Nov 11, 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.