Bring your picky buyers! This custom built home on 5 acres in the heart of Brooks is immaculate. Owners retreat on the main with custom cabinetry and beautiful tile floors in the bathroom. 2 story foyer and vaulted living room. Kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances, granite counters, oversized island and breakfast area overlooking the most adorable keeping room with brick fireplace. Upstairs offers 2 bedrooms and an oversized bonus, in addition to walk in attic space to add to the abundance of storage already in place. Full Unfinished basement with garage door offering so many possibilities. Already stubbed for kitchen and bath! Rocking chair front porch and a large back deck overlooking 5 acres! Easy access to Peachtree City, Fayetteville and Senoia. This one will not last.
Single-familyProperty Type
2005Year Built
5 acresLot Size
$227Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Rachel Alberts• Keller Williams Realty Atl. Partners
Bought with Tamara Bourne• Keller Williams Realty Atl. Partners
Custom built home on five acres in Brooks showcases quality! Southern Living design showcases charm & character w/ great functionality. Light & bright w/ 4 bedrooms - master & guest suites on main, inviting grand foyer leading, open living area w/ oak flooring, amazing kitchen w/ custom cabinetry & adjoining keeping room w/ 2nd fireplace. Upstairs features two spacious bedrooms, third bath & walk-in attic storage. Full unfinished basement offers endless possibilities & is stubbed & plumbed for kitchen, bath & additional fireplace. Outside enjoy the peace & quiet of five acres, relax on the front porch with a glass of tea or enjoy cooking out on the composite deck with pergola. All this and so convenient –10 minutes to Peachtree City or Fayetteville
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,092 (+2.9%)
$57,455 + $231,556
$289,011
2024
$6,893 (+8.1%)
$53,696 + $216,408
$270,104
2023
$6,374 (−0.6%)
$46,768 + $205,800
$252,568
2022
$6,415 (+18.0%)
$42,360 + $183,640
$226,000
2021
$5,437 (+1.4%)
$41,568 + $174,480
$216,048
2020
$5,364 (−0.3%)
$32,280 + $155,720
$188,000
2019
$5,381 (+8.1%)
$35,040 + $151,480
$186,520
2018
$4,977 (+2.3%)
$30,264 + $140,240
$170,504
2017
$4,865 (+9.5%)
$28,672 + $137,160
$165,832
2016
$4,444 (+14.8%)
$28,672 + $137,160
$165,832
2014
$3,872 (+4.2%)
$28,672 + $95,880
$124,552
2013
$3,715 (−0.6%)
$27,080 + $91,800
$118,880
2012
$3,737 (−13.7%)
$27,080 + $92,760
$119,840
2011
$4,331 (+1.7%)
$30,264 + $109,840
$140,104
2010
$4,260 (−19.4%)
$31,856 + $109,840
$141,696
2009
$5,285 (+2.8%)
$31,856 + $134,040
$165,896
2008
$5,143
$31,856 + $134,040
$165,896
Tax history for 379 Huckaby Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,092 (+2.9%)
$57,455 + $231,556
$289,011
2024
$6,893 (+8.1%)
$53,696 + $216,408
$270,104
2023
$6,374 (−0.6%)
$46,768 + $205,800
$252,568
2022
$6,415 (+18.0%)
$42,360 + $183,640
$226,000
2021
$5,437 (+1.4%)
$41,568 + $174,480
$216,048
2020
$5,364 (−0.3%)
$32,280 + $155,720
$188,000
2019
$5,381 (+8.1%)
$35,040 + $151,480
$186,520
2018
$4,977 (+2.3%)
$30,264 + $140,240
$170,504
2017
$4,865 (+9.5%)
$28,672 + $137,160
$165,832
2016
$4,444 (+14.8%)
$28,672 + $137,160
$165,832
2014
$3,872 (+4.2%)
$28,672 + $95,880
$124,552
2013
$3,715 (−0.6%)
$27,080 + $91,800
$118,880
2012
$3,737 (−13.7%)
$27,080 + $92,760
$119,840
2011
$4,331 (+1.7%)
$30,264 + $109,840
$140,104
2010
$4,260 (−19.4%)
$31,856 + $109,840
$141,696
2009
$5,285 (+2.8%)
$31,856 + $134,040
$165,896
2008
$5,143
$31,856 + $134,040
$165,896
*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
—
Baths
4
Stories
1.2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
5 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
3,096
Year built
2005
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Fayette County
APN
042101013
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 18, 2026.
RA
Residential/Agricultural District
The intent of this district is to retaintheruralcharacterofthe area outside oftheTown center. This district would allow for agricultural, residential and some associated agricultural related operations.It is also the intent to protect this district from conflicting land uses, nonagriculture oriented businesses and any use that may inflict significant environmental impacts or is injurious to the agriculture community.