14.1 Acres • 3 Homes • Endless Possibilities – Northwest Forsyth County! Bring your vision to this rare 14.1-acre property in one of Forsyth County’s most sought-after areas! Zoned Agricultural with level, buildable land, this property includes three homes – a 3BR/3BA log cabin ready for a full renovation, two detached 2-car garages, plus two separate 2BR/1BA homes that could be rentals, guest houses, or in-law suites after a little TLC. Perfect for an equestrian estate, family compound, income-producing rentals, or future development. Enjoy peaceful rural living while still being minutes from shopping, dining, and major highways. Properties like this don’t hit the market often – don’t miss your chance! PLEASE READ PRIVATE REMARKS!!
Single-familyProperty Type
1981Year Built
13.17 acresLot Size
$437Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by The Hutson Group• Century 21 Results
Listed by Jason Scohier• Century 21 Results
Bought with Jason Scohier• Century 21 Results
Source:FMLS #7630534
Redfin Estimate
$1,062,017
$12K since sold in December 2025$31K since September
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This home's estimate is 86.9% higher than the average sale price ($568K) of 6 comparable homes.
14.1 Acres * 3 Homes * Endless Possibilities - Northwest Forsyth County! Bring your vision to this rare 14.1-acre property in one of Forsyth County's most sought-after areas! Zoned Agricultural with level, buildable land, this property includes three homes - a 3BR/3BA log cabin ready for a full renovation, two detached 2-car garages, plus two separate 2BR/1BA homes that could be rentals, guest houses, or in-law suites after a little TLC. Perfect for an equestrian estate, family compound, income-producing rentals, or future development. Enjoy peaceful rural living while still being minutes from shopping, dining, and major highways. Properties like this don't hit the market often - don't miss your chance! PLEASE READ PRIVATE REMARKS!!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,816 (−9.7%)
$276,676 + $112,424
$389,100
2024
$3,118 (+294.5%)
$276,676 + $112,424
$389,100
2023
$790 (+3.4%)
$234,108 + $100,452
$334,560
2022
$765 (+39.2%)
$186,224 + $83,476
$269,700
2021
$549 (+3.8%)
$146,504 + $70,432
$216,936
2020
$529 (+0.1%)
$146,504 + $67,856
$214,360
2019
$528 (+15.6%)
$103,096 + $67,564
$170,660
2018
$457 (+18.9%)
$103,096 + $58,592
$161,688
2017
$385
$81,392 + $48,768
$130,160
Tax history for 4830 John Burruss Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,816 (−9.7%)
$276,676 + $112,424
$389,100
2024
$3,118 (+294.5%)
$276,676 + $112,424
$389,100
2023
$790 (+3.4%)
$234,108 + $100,452
$334,560
2022
$765 (+39.2%)
$186,224 + $83,476
$269,700
2021
$549 (+3.8%)
$146,504 + $70,432
$216,936
2020
$529 (+0.1%)
$146,504 + $67,856
$214,360
2019
$528 (+15.6%)
$103,096 + $67,564
$170,660
2018
$457 (+18.9%)
$103,096 + $58,592
$161,688
2017
$385
$81,392 + $48,768
$130,160
*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
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
13.17 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,432
Year built
1981
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Forsyth County
APN
148 006
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Aug 13, 2026.
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Agricultural District
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.