Come find your dream home on almost 2 acres nestled between Downtown Woodstock and Downtown Canton! This home offers privacy and convenience in one. It needs some updating which makes it perfect for a first time home buyer or a savvy investor. It has an unfinished basement with plenty of storage and great potential to be finished into an awesome hangout space, AND it has a 1 bed/ 1 bath apartment with separate entry on the basement level- perfect for an in-law suite or additional income stream. It also has a deck in the backyard great for grilling or just sitting out. This one has tons of potential, don't miss out on it!
Single-familyProperty Type
1992Year Built
1.79 acresLot Size
$187Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
6 spacesParking
Listed by Beau Jarratt• Fathom Realty GA, LLC.
Bought with Hester Group• Harry Norman Realtors
Bought with Christa Edsall• Harry Norman Realtors
Source:FMLS #7070368
Redfin Estimate
$411,909
$62K since sold in July 2022$1,000 since August
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This home's estimate is 1.5% lower than the average sale price ($418K) of 6 comparable homes.
Come find your dream home on almost 2 acres nestled between Downtown Woodstock and Downtown Canton! This home offers privacy and convenience in one. It needs some updating which makes it perfect for a first time home buyer or a savvy investor. It has an unfinished basement with plenty of storage and great potential to be finished into an awesome hangout space, AND it has a 1 bed/ 1 bath apartment with separate entry on the basement level- perfect for an in-law suite or additional income stream. It also has a deck in the backyard great for grilling or just sitting out. This one has tons of potential, don't miss out on it!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,038 (+4.4%)
$36,200 + $117,616
$153,816
2024
$3,868 (+6.3%)
$36,200 + $117,616
$153,816
2023
$3,638 (+427.4%)
$26,213 + $113,786
$139,999
2022
$690 (+3.3%)
$26,213 + $113,786
$139,999
2021
$668 (+7.7%)
$23,720 + $56,528
$80,248
2020
$620 (+1.3%)
$23,720 + $56,528
$80,248
2019
$612 (+1.6%)
$21,560 + $49,600
$71,160
2018
$602 (+0.5%)
$21,560 + $49,600
$71,160
2017
$599 (+3.7%)
$21,560 + $45,400
$66,960
2016
$578 (+4.7%)
$20,640 + $42,120
$62,760
2014
$552 (+4.6%)
$17,040 + $41,600
$58,640
2013
$528 (−0.4%)
$15,240 + $40,720
$55,960
2012
$530 (−5.0%)
$14,720 + $41,200
$55,920
2011
$558 (−0.8%)
$18,160 + $45,880
$64,040
2010
$563 (−72.3%)
$24,240 + $46,440
$70,680
2009
$2,031
$27,720 + $48,040
$75,760
2008
$2,031
$27,720 + $48,040
$75,760
Tax history for 259 Peardon Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,038 (+4.4%)
$36,200 + $117,616
$153,816
2024
$3,868 (+6.3%)
$36,200 + $117,616
$153,816
2023
$3,638 (+427.4%)
$26,213 + $113,786
$139,999
2022
$690 (+3.3%)
$26,213 + $113,786
$139,999
2021
$668 (+7.7%)
$23,720 + $56,528
$80,248
2020
$620 (+1.3%)
$23,720 + $56,528
$80,248
2019
$612 (+1.6%)
$21,560 + $49,600
$71,160
2018
$602 (+0.5%)
$21,560 + $49,600
$71,160
2017
$599 (+3.7%)
$21,560 + $45,400
$66,960
2016
$578 (+4.7%)
$20,640 + $42,120
$62,760
2014
$552 (+4.6%)
$17,040 + $41,600
$58,640
2013
$528 (−0.4%)
$15,240 + $40,720
$55,960
2012
$530 (−5.0%)
$14,720 + $41,200
$55,920
2011
$558 (−0.8%)
$18,160 + $45,880
$64,040
2010
$563 (−72.3%)
$24,240 + $46,440
$70,680
2009
$2,031
$27,720 + $48,040
$75,760
2008
$2,031
$27,720 + $48,040
$75,760
*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
3
Stories
1
Lot width
399 ft.
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.79 Acres
Year renovated
1992
Sq. Ft.
2,289
Year built
1992
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Cherokee County
APN
15N20 122
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 13, 2026.
R40
Single-Family Residential District
The purpose of these residential districts is to enable for sale residential development and for sale communities of a low density urban character. The regulations are designed to permit and encourage residential development in areas where urbanization is taking place. Limited agricultural uses, such as crop production and animal husbandry, on tracts of five acres or more are also compatible with this district.