2033 Bethlehem Church Rd is a 1,416 square foot house on a 1.38 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Grantville data, we estimate the home's value is $288,921.
Single-familyProperty Type
1976Year Built
1.38 acresLot Size
$204Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$288,921
$1,000 since September
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Estimate history
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This home's estimate is 11.1% lower than the average sale price ($325K) of 6 comparable homes.
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$270,252
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Market trends in 30220, GA
Last updated September 2026
Buyer's Market
Seller's Market
Balanced market
Sale-to-list price
97.2%
+0.7% MoM
Median sale price
$340K
$11K MoM
Avg. days on market
60d
19 days MoM
Recently sold homes
35
4 MoM
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Sale history for 2033 Bethlehem Church Rd
Date
Event
Price
Public Records
Jan 23, 2018
Sold
$139,000
$98/sq ft
Public Records
Nov 16, 2016
Sold
$59,600
$42/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 23, 2008
Sold
$130,050
$92/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,714 (+0.6%)
$10,541 + $67,895
$78,436
2024
$1,704 (+79.6%)
$9,497 + $67,895
$77,392
2023
$949 (−27.4%)
$9,497 + $68,573
$78,070
2022
$1,307 (+6.9%)
$7,026 + $50,748
$57,774
2021
$1,223 (−0.6%)
$7,026 + $50,748
$57,774
2020
$1,230 (+34.4%)
$7,026 + $44,125
$51,151
2019
$915 (−4.9%)
$5,921 + $30,157
$36,078
2018
$963 (+56.1%)
$5,921 + $26,914
$32,835
2017
$617 (−17.7%)
$3,793 + $17,244
$21,037
2016
$749 (+1.4%)
$3,669 + $26,914
$30,583
2015
$739 (−0.7%)
$3,669 + $26,914
$30,583
2014
$744 (+1.1%)
$3,669 + $26,914
$30,583
2013
$736 (−0.5%)
$3,669 + $26,914
$30,583
2012
$740 (−21.0%)
$3,669 + $26,914
$30,583
2011
$936 (+0.1%)
$3,669 + $33,642
$37,311
2010
$935 (−0.5%)
$3,669 + $33,642
$37,311
2009
$940 (+34.8%)
$3,669 + $33,642
$37,311
2008
$697
$3,669 + $33,642
$37,311
Tax history for 2033 Bethlehem Church Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,714 (+0.6%)
$10,541 + $67,895
$78,436
2024
$1,704 (+79.6%)
$9,497 + $67,895
$77,392
2023
$949 (−27.4%)
$9,497 + $68,573
$78,070
2022
$1,307 (+6.9%)
$7,026 + $50,748
$57,774
2021
$1,223 (−0.6%)
$7,026 + $50,748
$57,774
2020
$1,230 (+34.4%)
$7,026 + $44,125
$51,151
2019
$915 (−4.9%)
$5,921 + $30,157
$36,078
2018
$963 (+56.1%)
$5,921 + $26,914
$32,835
2017
$617 (−17.7%)
$3,793 + $17,244
$21,037
2016
$749 (+1.4%)
$3,669 + $26,914
$30,583
2015
$739 (−0.7%)
$3,669 + $26,914
$30,583
2014
$744 (+1.1%)
$3,669 + $26,914
$30,583
2013
$736 (−0.5%)
$3,669 + $26,914
$30,583
2012
$740 (−21.0%)
$3,669 + $26,914
$30,583
2011
$936 (+0.1%)
$3,669 + $33,642
$37,311
2010
$935 (−0.5%)
$3,669 + $33,642
$37,311
2009
$940 (+34.8%)
$3,669 + $33,642
$37,311
2008
$697
$3,669 + $33,642
$37,311
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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