1669 New Hope Rd is a 1,714 square foot house on a 5 acre lot with 1 bathroom. Based on Redfin's Dawsonville data, we estimate the home's value is $395,368.
Single-familyProperty Type
1965Year Built
5 acresLot Size
$231Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$395,368
$34K since September
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This home's estimate is 11.1% lower than the average sale price ($445K) of 6 comparable homes.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$18 (−98.8%)
$58,800 + $117,284
$176,084
2024
$1,488 (+51.5%)
$58,800 + $117,284
$176,084
2023
$982 (+226.1%)
$43,560 + $117,144
$160,704
2022
$301 (+122.7%)
$43,560 + $117,144
$160,704
2021
$135 (+333.7%)
$30,280 + $66,756
$97,036
2020
$31 (+30.4%)
$14,800 + $59,036
$73,836
2019
$24 (−26.2%)
$14,800 + $53,356
$68,156
2018
$32
$14,800 + $54,384
$69,184
2015
$16,698 + $43,998
$60,696
2014
$15,972 + $37,617
$53,589
2013
$1,259 (+7.3%)
$15,972 + $33,354
$49,326
2012
$1,174 (+127,527.2%)
$15,972 + $34,709
$50,681
2010
$1
$21,175 + $40,309
$61,484
2009
$1 (−99.8%)
$30,250 + $41,976
$72,226
2008
$409
$30,250 + $41,976
$72,226
Tax history for 1669 New Hope Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$18 (−98.8%)
$58,800 + $117,284
$176,084
2024
$1,488 (+51.5%)
$58,800 + $117,284
$176,084
2023
$982 (+226.1%)
$43,560 + $117,144
$160,704
2022
$301 (+122.7%)
$43,560 + $117,144
$160,704
2021
$135 (+333.7%)
$30,280 + $66,756
$97,036
2020
$31 (+30.4%)
$14,800 + $59,036
$73,836
2019
$24 (−26.2%)
$14,800 + $53,356
$68,156
2018
$32
$14,800 + $54,384
$69,184
2015
$16,698 + $43,998
$60,696
2014
$15,972 + $37,617
$53,589
2013
$1,259 (+7.3%)
$15,972 + $33,354
$49,326
2012
$1,174 (+127,527.2%)
$15,972 + $34,709
$50,681
2010
$1
$21,175 + $40,309
$61,484
2009
$1 (−99.8%)
$30,250 + $41,976
$72,226
2008
$409
$30,250 + $41,976
$72,226
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
RA
Residential Agricultural/Residential Exurban District
Residential agricultural/residential exurban districts are areas that consist of mainly larger parcels primarily agricultural in land use with residential or other use incidental to the agricultural use, or areas that are not under intensive development pressures. Agricultural uses range from farmsteads, pastures, horticulture, animal husbandry, poultry, and forestry, including intensively managed tree farms to non-managed woodlands. The conservation of prime agricultural and forestry resources from intensive development into other uses is a primary objective of this classification and is encouraged. Some prime agricultural land is geographically located on land with constraints on residential or commercial development, such as steep forested slopes or river valley flood plains; therefore, careful consideration should be given to land use changes in those areas. These areas do not have existing public sanitary sewer facilities and are mainly accessed by rural roads.