As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$288 (−21.4%)
$47,292 + $10,706
$57,998
2025
$367 (−70.9%)
$47,292 + $10,706
$57,998
2024
$1,261 (+575.0%)
$39,410 + $10,706
$50,116
2023
$187 (−41.4%)
$39,410 + $10,706
$50,116
2022
$319 (+10.6%)
$39,410 + $10,706
$50,116
2021
$288 (+17.8%)
$39,410 + $10,706
$50,116
2020
$245 (−4.4%)
$31,528 + $10,706
$42,234
2019
$256 (+11.3%)
$25,000 + $10,706
$35,706
2018
$230 (+9.2%)
$25,000 + $10,706
$35,706
2017
$211 (−3.8%)
$25,000 + $11,472
$36,472
2016
$219 (+133.0%)
$25,000 + $11,472
$36,472
2014
$94 (−33.7%)
$12,250 + $13,772
$26,022
2013
$142 (−1.6%)
$12,250 + $16,092
$28,342
2012
$144 (−6.1%)
$12,250 + $16,092
$28,342
2011
$154 (−20.5%)
$17,500 + $17,092
$34,592
2010
$193 (−64.4%)
$20,000 + $16,951
$36,951
2009
$543 (+48.6%)
$25,000 + $17,092
$42,092
2008
$365
Tax history for 1249 Yearwood Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$288 (−21.4%)
$47,292 + $10,706
$57,998
2025
$367 (−70.9%)
$47,292 + $10,706
$57,998
2024
$1,261 (+575.0%)
$39,410 + $10,706
$50,116
2023
$187 (−41.4%)
$39,410 + $10,706
$50,116
2022
$319 (+10.6%)
$39,410 + $10,706
$50,116
2021
$288 (+17.8%)
$39,410 + $10,706
$50,116
2020
$245 (−4.4%)
$31,528 + $10,706
$42,234
2019
$256 (+11.3%)
$25,000 + $10,706
$35,706
2018
$230 (+9.2%)
$25,000 + $10,706
$35,706
2017
$211 (−3.8%)
$25,000 + $11,472
$36,472
2016
$219 (+133.0%)
$25,000 + $11,472
$36,472
2014
$94 (−33.7%)
$12,250 + $13,772
$26,022
2013
$142 (−1.6%)
$12,250 + $16,092
$28,342
2012
$144 (−6.1%)
$12,250 + $16,092
$28,342
2011
$154 (−20.5%)
$17,500 + $17,092
$34,592
2010
$193 (−64.4%)
$20,000 + $16,951
$36,951
2009
$543 (+48.6%)
$25,000 + $17,092
$42,092
2008
$365
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
AG
Agricultural District
The AG agricultural district is composed chiefly of open land, small agricultural uses and individual single-family houses. The regulations for this district are designed to encourage compatibility between existing agricultural uses and the development of limited low-density residential development while maintaining the rural character of the district. This district is characterized by large acreage residential lots and farms of at least 5 acres. Institutional uses such as churches that are compatible with the rural environment and compatible commercial farm uses, such as commercial greenhouses and riding stables are allowed.