Home Sweet Home~ Your clients will love the rocking chair front porch, hardwood flooring, large family family room with fireplace & vaulted ceiling. Quiet location- 3/2, Bonus room/Office, Eat-in kitchen, Large Master Suite has a trey ceiling, large closet, nice size secondary bedrooms with ample closet space, perfect for storage. Home sits off road, Large Fenced & Private Wooded Backyard. What seller loves about the home... How quiet & peaceful it is, can see the stars at night- away from town, but still close to town and minutes to stores. MINT- MOVE-IN CONDITION- Easy SHowing Availability. Professional pics ordered
Single-familyProperty Type
2007Year Built
1.13 acresLot Size
$202Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Katherine Todd• Keller Williams Realty Atl. Partners
Bought with Keith Brady• Josey Young & Brady Realty
ROOMY 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH HOME,NEW APPLIANCES, 100% USDA LOAN AVAILABLE AREA, FENCED BACK YARD, MUST SEE
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,269 (+5.6%)
$7,058 + $95,840
$102,898
2024
$2,148 (+19.7%)
$7,058 + $95,840
$102,898
2023
$1,794 (+4.2%)
$7,058 + $90,146
$97,204
2022
$1,722 (+9.5%)
$6,691 + $67,926
$74,617
2021
$1,573 (−0.6%)
$6,691 + $67,926
$74,617
2020
$1,582 (+22.9%)
$6,372 + $58,038
$64,410
2019
$1,287 (−0.2%)
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2018
$1,290
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2017
$1,290 (+1.1%)
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2016
$1,276 (+1.5%)
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2015
$1,257 (−0.7%)
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2014
$1,266 (+19.2%)
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2013
$1,062 (−15.5%)
$6,718 + $30,882
$37,600
2012
$1,257 (+19.1%)
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2011
$1,055 (−16.5%)
$8,714 + $40,059
$48,773
2010
$1,263 (−0.5%)
$8,714 + $40,059
$48,773
2009
$1,270 (−8.0%)
$8,714 + $40,059
$48,773
2008
$1,381
$8,714 + $40,059
$48,773
Tax history for 1041 Wagers Mill Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,269 (+5.6%)
$7,058 + $95,840
$102,898
2024
$2,148 (+19.7%)
$7,058 + $95,840
$102,898
2023
$1,794 (+4.2%)
$7,058 + $90,146
$97,204
2022
$1,722 (+9.5%)
$6,691 + $67,926
$74,617
2021
$1,573 (−0.6%)
$6,691 + $67,926
$74,617
2020
$1,582 (+22.9%)
$6,372 + $58,038
$64,410
2019
$1,287 (−0.2%)
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2018
$1,290
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2017
$1,290 (+1.1%)
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2016
$1,276 (+1.5%)
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2015
$1,257 (−0.7%)
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2014
$1,266 (+19.2%)
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2013
$1,062 (−15.5%)
$6,718 + $30,882
$37,600
2012
$1,257 (+19.1%)
$8,714 + $40,060
$48,774
2011
$1,055 (−16.5%)
$8,714 + $40,059
$48,773
2010
$1,263 (−0.5%)
$8,714 + $40,059
$48,773
2009
$1,270 (−8.0%)
$8,714 + $40,059
$48,773
2008
$1,381
$8,714 + $40,059
$48,773
*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
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.13 Acres
Year renovated
2007
Sq. Ft.
1,596
Year built
2007
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Coweta County
APN
023 4052 024
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 10, 2026.
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