3 bedroom/2.5 bath traditional home situated on nice lot. Features include greatroom with stone fireplace & built-ins, seperate dining, vaulted & trey ceilings & bonus room. Very convenient location to GA400-perfect location for commuters. Alot of house for the money!
Single-familyProperty Type
1995Year Built
$137Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by WELCH TEAM• Keller Williams Realty Community Partners
Bought with Sandra Glass• POWER REALTY DAWSON LLC
Source:FMLS #4317572
Redfin Estimate
$497,858
$386K since sold in March 2012$14K since August
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This home's estimate is 0.7% lower than the average sale price ($501K) of 6 comparable homes.
3 BEDROOM/2.5 BATH TRADITIONAL HOME SITUATED ON NICE LOT. FEATURES INCLUDE GREATROOM WITH STONE FIREPLACE & BUILT-INS, SEPERATE DINING, VAULTED & TREY CEILINGS &
FMLS #4317572
Apr 12, 2012
Listing Removed
—
Mar 30, 2012
Sold
$112,016
$31/sq ft
Jan 31, 2012
Pending
—
Jan 25, 2012
Listed
$85,500
$24/sq ft
Public Records
Jun 9, 2003
Sold
$234,500
$65/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 4, 2002
Sold
$219,900
$61/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 13, 1995
Sold
$146,700
$40/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,035 (+2.8%)
$41,808 + $145,060
$186,868
2024
$3,925 (+18.6%)
$41,808 + $145,060
$186,868
2023
$3,309 (+6.7%)
$33,768 + $128,488
$162,256
2022
$3,101 (+11.3%)
$26,532 + $107,356
$133,888
2021
$2,787 (+3.8%)
$20,520 + $91,672
$112,192
2020
$2,685 (+5.3%)
$20,520 + $86,736
$107,256
2019
$2,550 (+6.7%)
$14,440 + $86,040
$100,480
2018
$2,389 (+13.4%)
$14,440 + $77,940
$92,380
2017
$2,107 (+273.6%)
$11,400 + $67,668
$79,068
2016
$564 (−68.6%)
$9,120 + $67,668
$76,788
2014
$1,795 (+63.0%)
$9,120 + $61,976
$71,096
2013
$1,101 (−48.6%)
$9,120 + $35,686
$44,806
2012
$2,140 (−5.6%)
$9,120 + $71,428
$80,548
2011
$2,267 (−1.5%)
$12,920 + $72,240
$85,160
2010
$2,301 (+3.3%)
$16,716 + $76,380
$93,096
2009
$2,228
$16,716 + $76,380
$93,096
2008
$2,228
$16,716 + $76,380
$93,096
Tax history for 4425 Settingdown Cir
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,035 (+2.8%)
$41,808 + $145,060
$186,868
2024
$3,925 (+18.6%)
$41,808 + $145,060
$186,868
2023
$3,309 (+6.7%)
$33,768 + $128,488
$162,256
2022
$3,101 (+11.3%)
$26,532 + $107,356
$133,888
2021
$2,787 (+3.8%)
$20,520 + $91,672
$112,192
2020
$2,685 (+5.3%)
$20,520 + $86,736
$107,256
2019
$2,550 (+6.7%)
$14,440 + $86,040
$100,480
2018
$2,389 (+13.4%)
$14,440 + $77,940
$92,380
2017
$2,107 (+273.6%)
$11,400 + $67,668
$79,068
2016
$564 (−68.6%)
$9,120 + $67,668
$76,788
2014
$1,795 (+63.0%)
$9,120 + $61,976
$71,096
2013
$1,101 (−48.6%)
$9,120 + $35,686
$44,806
2012
$2,140 (−5.6%)
$9,120 + $71,428
$80,548
2011
$2,267 (−1.5%)
$12,920 + $72,240
$85,160
2010
$2,301 (+3.3%)
$16,716 + $76,380
$93,096
2009
$2,228
$16,716 + $76,380
$93,096
2008
$2,228
$16,716 + $76,380
$93,096
*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
1.5
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1 Acre
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,229
Year built
1995
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Forsyth County
APN
236 054
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 13, 2026.
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Land designated as agricultural constitutes a valuable natural resource whose protection is in the public interest. The agricultural district is established to maintain those areas with land characteristics such as soil moisture, temperature and content suitable for farming (fields, pastures, farmsteads, specialty farms), dairy, livestock, forestry operations and other agricultural activities; to protect land used or needed for food production and other agricultural uses from encroachment by untimely and unplanned residential, commercial or industrial development; and to permit the continuation of agricultural uses in areas where it remains viable.; The agricultural district is intended to provide for the continuation of agriculture as a viable land use and component of the local economy until market conditions and public services support conversion of agricultural land to rural or suburban residential land subdivisions and uses, or other uses. The agricultural district also helps to preserve the rural, open space character that exists in many portions of the county. Such areas are accessed only by rural roads, do not have existing public sanitary sewerage facilities, are predominantly rural in character, and consist substantially of larger unsubdivided and undeveloped tracts.