***Two Story Traditonal Home With A Full Finished Basement On 5.59 Acres In Newnan!!!*** This home should sell quickly due to supply and demand. The seller has just remodeled and updated the home with a huge kitchen island, new Corian style counter tops, new apliances, new flooring and much more. The basement is fully finished with two bedrooms a full bath, kitchen and great room. This newly listed home is sitting on 5.59 beautiful acres with room to grow or possibly with Coweta County's permission build an additional home to sale. Call or text me today to show! Tenants in basement need a short notice. PLEASE DO NOT ALLOW YOUR CLIENTS CHILDREN TO BE UNATTENDED AT SHOWINGS.
Single-familyProperty Type
2004Year Built
5.59 acresLot Size
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Edward Harper• Bush Real Estate Group
Bought with Brittany Phillips• Southern Classic Realtors
3BD/3BA home on 5+/- ac. Mother-In-Law suite with a kitchen in finished basement w/two additional rooms. This home comes with laminate HDWD flooring throughout the main level, maple cabinets with solid counter top in kitchen, FP in family rm, built in surround sound system speakers, tiled bathroom floors w/cultured marble counter top, deck, and more. This is a must see!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,471 (+8.1%)
$32,060 + $114,858
$146,918
2024
$3,210 (−5.8%)
$32,060 + $114,858
$146,918
2023
$3,406 (+23.4%)
$32,060 + $106,343
$138,403
2022
$2,760 (−1.4%)
$25,403 + $86,629
$112,032
2021
$2,798 (−0.7%)
$25,403 + $86,629
$112,032
2020
$2,817 (+37.1%)
$24,193 + $82,102
$106,295
2019
$2,054 (−0.2%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2018
$2,058
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2017
$2,057 (+1.2%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2016
$2,032 (+1.8%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2015
$1,997 (−0.8%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2014
$2,013 (+8.6%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2013
$1,854 (−0.6%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2012
$1,864 (−0.6%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2011
$1,876
$19,580 + $50,593
$70,173
2010
$1,875 (−0.5%)
$19,580 + $50,593
$70,173
2009
$1,885 (+4.8%)
$19,580 + $50,593
$70,173
2008
$1,798
$25,602 + $50,593
$76,195
Tax history for 232 Newton Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,471 (+8.1%)
$32,060 + $114,858
$146,918
2024
$3,210 (−5.8%)
$32,060 + $114,858
$146,918
2023
$3,406 (+23.4%)
$32,060 + $106,343
$138,403
2022
$2,760 (−1.4%)
$25,403 + $86,629
$112,032
2021
$2,798 (−0.7%)
$25,403 + $86,629
$112,032
2020
$2,817 (+37.1%)
$24,193 + $82,102
$106,295
2019
$2,054 (−0.2%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2018
$2,058
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2017
$2,057 (+1.2%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2016
$2,032 (+1.8%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2015
$1,997 (−0.8%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2014
$2,013 (+8.6%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2013
$1,854 (−0.6%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2012
$1,864 (−0.6%)
$19,581 + $50,593
$70,174
2011
$1,876
$19,580 + $50,593
$70,173
2010
$1,875 (−0.5%)
$19,580 + $50,593
$70,173
2009
$1,885 (+4.8%)
$19,580 + $50,593
$70,173
2008
$1,798
$25,602 + $50,593
$76,195
*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
5
Baths
2.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
5.59 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,695
Year built
2004
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Coweta County
APN
046A 014
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 10, 2026.
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