Beautiful setting on 8 acres of mostly wooded property in Hoschton!! Your 2300+ sqft home with detached garage, covered walkway and nature galore await! Conveniently located off 211 and Freeman Johnson Rd. 5 minutes from I-85! Large, eat-in kitchen, open living room plus converted garage provides an additional family space! Perfect for Recreation Room, Media Room, Man Cave or Craft Room or just add an additional family room! You will LOVE this peaceful setting complete with deer and other wildlife! Priced BELOW Appraisal to take into account flooring and paint.
Single-familyProperty Type
2001Year Built
8 acresLot Size
$214Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Janet Davis• Keller Williams Realty Atlanta Partners
Listed by Mignon Hooper• Keller Williams Realty Atlanta Partners
Bought with MOISES SURI• The Suri Group, Inc.
Source:FMLS #7201840
Redfin Estimate
$538,572
$84K since sold in May 2023$19K since August
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This home's estimate is 26.1% higher than the average sale price ($427K) of 5 comparable homes.
Beautiful setting on 8 acres of mostly wooded property in Hoschton!! Your 2300+ sqft home with detached garage, covered walkway and nature galore await! Conveniently located off 211 and Freeman Johnson Rd. 5 minutes from I-85! Large, eat-in kitchen, open living room plus converted garage provides an additional family space! Perfect for Recreation Room, Media Room, Man Cave or Craft Room or just add an additional family room! You will LOVE this peaceful setting complete with deer and other wildlife! Priced BELOW Appraisal to take into account flooring and paint.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,330 (−0.3%)
$70,872 + $109,794
$180,666
2024
$4,343 (+0.6%)
$70,872 + $109,794
$180,666
2023
$4,319 (+21.1%)
$70,872 + $106,606
$177,478
2022
$3,567 (+11.1%)
$70,872 + $106,606
$177,478
2021
$3,209 (+20.2%)
$70,872 + $58,130
$129,002
2020
$2,669 (+10.2%)
$56,698 + $53,286
$109,984
2019
$2,423 (+1.2%)
$38,400 + $53,286
$91,686
2018
$2,395 (+16.5%)
$33,600 + $48,442
$82,042
2017
$2,056 (−0.6%)
$33,600 + $40,333
$73,933
2016
$2,068 (+29.4%)
$33,600 + $40,333
$73,933
2014
$1,598 (+14.4%)
$16,464 + $39,197
$55,661
2013
$1,397 (−1.9%)
$16,464 + $36,703
$53,167
2012
$1,423 (−12.7%)
$16,464 + $37,106
$53,570
2011
$1,629 (−6.4%)
$23,520 + $40,697
$64,217
2010
$1,740 (−8.9%)
$26,880 + $42,251
$69,131
2009
$1,911 (+2.4%)
$33,600 + $43,708
$77,308
2008
$1,865
Tax history for 875 Freeman Johnson Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,330 (−0.3%)
$70,872 + $109,794
$180,666
2024
$4,343 (+0.6%)
$70,872 + $109,794
$180,666
2023
$4,319 (+21.1%)
$70,872 + $106,606
$177,478
2022
$3,567 (+11.1%)
$70,872 + $106,606
$177,478
2021
$3,209 (+20.2%)
$70,872 + $58,130
$129,002
2020
$2,669 (+10.2%)
$56,698 + $53,286
$109,984
2019
$2,423 (+1.2%)
$38,400 + $53,286
$91,686
2018
$2,395 (+16.5%)
$33,600 + $48,442
$82,042
2017
$2,056 (−0.6%)
$33,600 + $40,333
$73,933
2016
$2,068 (+29.4%)
$33,600 + $40,333
$73,933
2014
$1,598 (+14.4%)
$16,464 + $39,197
$55,661
2013
$1,397 (−1.9%)
$16,464 + $36,703
$53,167
2012
$1,423 (−12.7%)
$16,464 + $37,106
$53,570
2011
$1,629 (−6.4%)
$23,520 + $40,697
$64,217
2010
$1,740 (−8.9%)
$26,880 + $42,251
$69,131
2009
$1,911 (+2.4%)
$33,600 + $43,708
$77,308
2008
$1,865
*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
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Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
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Lot size
8 Acres
Year renovated
2001
Sq. Ft.
2,394
Year built
2001
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Barrow County
APN
XX025 041
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 17, 2026.
AG
D211
HCO
Agricultural District
The AG agricultural district is composed chiefly of open land, small agricultural uses and individual single-family houses. The regulations for this district are designed to encourage compatibility between existing agricultural uses and the development of limited low-density residential development while maintaining the rural character of the district. This district is characterized by large acreage residential lots and farms of at least 5 acres. Institutional uses such as churches that are compatible with the rural environment and compatible commercial farm uses, such as commercial greenhouses and riding stables are allowed.