RANCH HOME FEATURES 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, DOUBLE GARAGE, LARGE LOT, EASY TO SHOW ON SUPRA LOCKBOX.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,537 (+3.1%)
$15,200 + $91,760
$106,960
2024
$2,461 (+23.1%)
$15,200 + $91,760
$106,960
2023
$1,999 (+10.5%)
$6,600 + $93,560
$100,160
2022
$1,810 (+11.4%)
$7,400 + $63,160
$70,560
2021
$1,624 (−7.4%)
$7,400 + $50,040
$57,440
2020
$1,755 (+31.0%)
$7,400 + $48,720
$56,120
2019
$1,339 (+3.4%)
$6,000 + $37,160
$43,160
2018
$1,296 (+1.1%)
$6,000 + $35,640
$41,640
2017
$1,282 (+35.8%)
$6,000 + $35,240
$41,240
2016
$944 (+29.5%)
$6,000 + $35,240
$41,240
2014
$729 (+7.4%)
$2,000 + $19,320
$21,320
2013
$679 (−24.1%)
$2,000 + $16,840
$18,840
2012
$895 (+49.3%)
2011
$599 (−59.3%)
2010
$1,473 (+17.6%)
2008
$1,253
Tax history for 387 Spring Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,537 (+3.1%)
$15,200 + $91,760
$106,960
2024
$2,461 (+23.1%)
$15,200 + $91,760
$106,960
2023
$1,999 (+10.5%)
$6,600 + $93,560
$100,160
2022
$1,810 (+11.4%)
$7,400 + $63,160
$70,560
2021
$1,624 (−7.4%)
$7,400 + $50,040
$57,440
2020
$1,755 (+31.0%)
$7,400 + $48,720
$56,120
2019
$1,339 (+3.4%)
$6,000 + $37,160
$43,160
2018
$1,296 (+1.1%)
$6,000 + $35,640
$41,640
2017
$1,282 (+35.8%)
$6,000 + $35,240
$41,240
2016
$944 (+29.5%)
$6,000 + $35,240
$41,240
2014
$729 (+7.4%)
$2,000 + $19,320
$21,320
2013
$679 (−24.1%)
$2,000 + $16,840
$18,840
2012
$895 (+49.3%)
2011
$599 (−59.3%)
2010
$1,473 (+17.6%)
2008
$1,253
*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
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.59 Acres
Year renovated
1999
Sq. Ft.
1,572
Year built
1991
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Newton County
APN
0013000000247000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 15, 2026.
R-2
Single-Family Residential District
The R2 Single-Family Residential District is mainly comprised of medium density single- family subdivision development, including diverse types of single-family dwellings, and smaller dwelling units, where surrounding land uses are compatible with high density development and such development would not have an adverse impact on the surrounding areas. Appropriate areas should have adequate public facilities including significant community or public water and/or sewer systems. Since lot requirements are reduced and density is increased, it is critical that all factors relating to drainage, topography, and other environmental factors be examined carefully to ensure suitability.