Well maintained townhome in gated community. Hardwood flrs, carpeted bdrms, kitchen w/granite counters & open to dining area & spacious family room . All S/S appliances stay. W/D included. 9ft ceilings. Master has separate double sinks, tray ceiling, oversized walk-in closet. Private 2-car garage, 1st level has private brdm & full bath. MOVE-IN ready! Gated entrance & pool. Plenty of guest prking. Nearby shops, restaurants, Marta. Easily accessible to US-78 & I-285, Emory, CDC, VA, Whole Foods at Newly developed North Decatur square. GREAT and convenient location!
TownhomeProperty Type
2014Year Built
$240Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Andrew McKeegan• Keller Williams Realty Intown ATL
Bought with ALKARIM R LAKHANI• C A M and Associates Realty Co.
Source:FMLS #6777305
Redfin Estimate
$428,404
$98K since sold in October 2020$6,000 since September
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This home's estimate is 11.3% lower than the average sale price ($483K) of 6 comparable homes.
Well maintained townhome in gated community. Hardwood flrs, carpeted bdrms, kitchen w/granite counters & open to dining area & spacious family room . All S/S appliances stay. W/D included. 9ft ceilings. Master has separate double sinks, tray ceiling, oversized walk-in closet. Private 2-car garage, 1st level has private brdm & full bath. MOVE-IN ready! Gated entrance & pool. Plenty of guest prking. Nearby shops, restaurants, Marta. Easily accessible to US-78 & I-285, Emory, CDC, VA, Whole Foods at Newly developed North Decatur square. GREAT and convenient location!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,816 (+0.2%)
$30,000 + $142,080
$172,080
2024
$7,800 (+11.3%)
$30,000 + $142,080
$172,080
2023
$7,007 (+5.6%)
$30,000 + $141,320
$171,320
2022
$6,638 (+16.0%)
$24,000 + $121,200
$145,200
2021
$5,721 (+51.2%)
$24,000 + $100,320
$124,320
2020
$3,784 (−3.2%)
$24,000 + $100,320
$124,320
2019
$3,911 (+7.4%)
$24,000 + $104,600
$128,600
2018
$3,643 (−0.1%)
$24,000 + $93,360
$117,360
2017
$3,648 (+12.9%)
$24,000 + $93,360
$117,360
2016
$3,232 (+303.0%)
$17,720 + $79,840
$97,560
2014
$802
$17,720 + $37,000
$54,720
Tax history for 1291 Hopkins Dr
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$7,816 (+0.2%)
$30,000 + $142,080
$172,080
2024
$7,800 (+11.3%)
$30,000 + $142,080
$172,080
2023
$7,007 (+5.6%)
$30,000 + $141,320
$171,320
2022
$6,638 (+16.0%)
$24,000 + $121,200
$145,200
2021
$5,721 (+51.2%)
$24,000 + $100,320
$124,320
2020
$3,784 (−3.2%)
$24,000 + $100,320
$124,320
2019
$3,911 (+7.4%)
$24,000 + $104,600
$128,600
2018
$3,643 (−0.1%)
$24,000 + $93,360
$117,360
2017
$3,648 (+12.9%)
$24,000 + $93,360
$117,360
2016
$3,232 (+303.0%)
$17,720 + $79,840
$97,560
2014
$802
$17,720 + $37,000
$54,720
*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
2
Baths
3.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1,742 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,788
Year built
2014
Style
Townhouse
County
DeKalb County
APN
18 116 04 092
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 14, 2026.
MU-4
Mixed-Use High Density District
The purpose and intent of the board of commissioners in establishing all districts designated as Mixed-Use MU-4 Zoning Districts are as follows: To encourage the development of master or comprehensively planned, mixed-use developments; To permit flexible and compatible arrangements of residential, commercial, office, institutional, and civic uses; To offer a variety of housing options, including multi-family residential and single-family attached housing of various densities, upper-floor residential units over non-residential space, or active adult and/or senior housing; To implement the future development map of the county's most current comprehensive plan; To maintain harmony of scale, intensity, and design of character areas with varying housing options; To accommodate and promote mixed-use buildings with amenities and services provided by a variety of non-residential uses, as appropriate in the activity centers established by the comprehensive plan; To promote the health and well-being of residents through the development of living environments that accommodate pedestrians and bicyclists; To encourage a sense of community through design that promotes social interaction; and To reduce automobile traffic and congestion and promote the use of transit by encouraging appropriate development densities.