Welcome home to your very own Custom Farmhouse in the Heart of Moreland. This beautifully crafted home is situated on 2.5+/- acres. You will feel home as soon as you walk into the door. Lovely foyer entry, Master Suite on the main with masonry FP, bright and open Master bath with a claw foot tub, tile shower and double vanities. The living room mimics the master with a masonry Fireplace, windows all around, the large gourmet kitchen is perfect for entertaining, open to a keeping room/formal dining room with masonry Fireplace. 2 additional large bedrooms upstairs with a loft & bath, custom hardwood flooring on the entire main, 2nd floor & stairs.*Finished basement with a game room , office, and shop.*The outside is just as lovely, entertaining back covered porch with an outdoor kitchen, inground gunite pool, detached carport, 24x36 pole barn that can be enclosed, and private level backyard. The kitchen and master bath have been completely updated, hardwoods have been refinished, new HVAC in the basement.
Welcome home to your very own Custom Farmhouse in the Heart of Moreland. This beautifully crafted home is situated on 2.5+/- acres*you will feel home as soon as you walk into the door.*Lovely foyer entry, Master Suite on the main with masonry FP, bright and open M bath with a claw foot tub, tile shower and double vanities.*The living room mimics the master a masonry FP, windows all around, the large gourmet kitchen is perfect for entertaining, open to a keeping room/formal dining room with masonry FP.*2 add bdrms upstairs with a loft & bath, custom hdwd flooring on the entire main, 2nd floor & stairs.*Finished bsmt w/ gameroom&shop.*The outside is just as lovely*entertaining back porch*outdoor kitchen*inground salt water gunite pool, detached carport. WOW
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,850 (+9.4%)
$41,541 + $206,056
$247,597
2024
$5,346 (−0.4%)
$41,541 + $206,056
$247,597
2023
$5,366 (+33.5%)
$38,824 + $191,684
$230,508
2022
$4,019 (+3.5%)
$20,813 + $142,334
$163,147
2021
$3,881 (+25.7%)
$20,813 + $142,334
$163,147
2020
$3,087 (−12.0%)
$19,822 + $101,368
$121,190
2019
$3,506 (+34.8%)
$15,300 + $104,497
$119,797
2018
$2,602
$15,300 + $78,228
$93,528
2017
$2,601 (+1.1%)
$15,300 + $78,228
$93,528
2016
$2,572 (+1.6%)
$15,300 + $78,227
$93,527
2015
$2,531 (−0.7%)
$15,300 + $78,227
$93,527
2014
$2,550 (+5.4%)
$15,300 + $78,227
$93,527
2013
$2,419 (−0.6%)
$15,300 + $74,864
$90,164
2012
$2,432 (−0.6%)
$15,300 + $74,864
$90,164
2011
$2,448
$15,299 + $74,864
$90,163
2010
$2,447 (−0.5%)
$15,299 + $74,864
$90,163
2009
$2,459 (+12.1%)
$15,299 + $74,864
$90,163
2008
$2,194
$15,299 + $74,864
$90,163
Tax history for 363 Martin Mill Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,850 (+9.4%)
$41,541 + $206,056
$247,597
2024
$5,346 (−0.4%)
$41,541 + $206,056
$247,597
2023
$5,366 (+33.5%)
$38,824 + $191,684
$230,508
2022
$4,019 (+3.5%)
$20,813 + $142,334
$163,147
2021
$3,881 (+25.7%)
$20,813 + $142,334
$163,147
2020
$3,087 (−12.0%)
$19,822 + $101,368
$121,190
2019
$3,506 (+34.8%)
$15,300 + $104,497
$119,797
2018
$2,602
$15,300 + $78,228
$93,528
2017
$2,601 (+1.1%)
$15,300 + $78,228
$93,528
2016
$2,572 (+1.6%)
$15,300 + $78,227
$93,527
2015
$2,531 (−0.7%)
$15,300 + $78,227
$93,527
2014
$2,550 (+5.4%)
$15,300 + $78,227
$93,527
2013
$2,419 (−0.6%)
$15,300 + $74,864
$90,164
2012
$2,432 (−0.6%)
$15,300 + $74,864
$90,164
2011
$2,448
$15,299 + $74,864
$90,163
2010
$2,447 (−0.5%)
$15,299 + $74,864
$90,163
2009
$2,459 (+12.1%)
$15,299 + $74,864
$90,163
2008
$2,194
$15,299 + $74,864
$90,163
*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
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
2.54 Acres
Year renovated
2012
Sq. Ft.
3,584
Year built
2004
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Coweta County
APN
090 2156 020
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 10, 2026.
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