This Full basement plus a large lot is the perfect setting. Large front porch great for enjoying those quiet days in the country. Large living area with a country kitchen. Master is on the main with 2 Bedrooms and 1 Bath upstairs. The Basement level is finished with a full bath and can be used as a 4th Bedroom, playroom or and office.
Single-familyProperty Type
2004Year Built
3.98 acresLot Size
$116Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Joy Barnes• BHHS Georgia Properties
Listed by Jacqui Robertson• BHHS Georgia Properties
Bought with Paula Livingston• Southern Classic Realtors
Awesome home with an Awesome price reduction!!! Full basement plus a large lot will make any buyer a happy buyer. Large front porch make a perfect setting for enjoying those quite days in the country. Large living area with a country kitchen. Master is on the main. The bonus has two finished rooms and a full bath. HOME SOLD 'AS IS ALL FAULTS'. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Selling broker to verify all information. Home also qualified for the FHA $100 down program. And, sold under the Buyer Select Closing Agent program. IN (Insured). Escrows are subject to an FHA appraisal. Equal Housing Opportunity.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,273 (+8.6%)
$17,972 + $130,301
$148,273
2024
$3,014 (−8.2%)
$17,972 + $130,301
$148,273
2023
$3,283 (+26.3%)
$17,972 + $116,601
$134,573
2022
$2,599 (+0.7%)
$13,446 + $92,049
$105,495
2021
$2,580 (−6.1%)
$13,446 + $92,049
$105,495
2020
$2,748 (+39.7%)
$18,294 + $85,395
$103,689
2019
$1,966 (−0.2%)
$8,299 + $58,885
$67,184
2018
$1,970
$8,299 + $58,885
$67,184
2017
$1,969 (+1.2%)
$8,299 + $58,885
$67,184
2016
$1,945 (+9.8%)
$8,299 + $58,885
$67,184
2015
$1,771 (+7.2%)
$8,299 + $53,938
$62,237
2014
$1,652 (+1.4%)
$8,299 + $53,938
$62,237
2013
$1,630 (−0.5%)
$8,299 + $53,938
$62,237
2012
$1,639 (−0.6%)
$8,299 + $53,938
$62,237
2011
$1,649
$8,299 + $53,937
$62,236
2010
$1,648 (−0.5%)
$8,299 + $53,937
$62,236
2009
$1,657 (+18.1%)
$8,299 + $53,937
$62,236
2008
$1,403
$8,299 + $53,937
$62,236
Tax history for 2550 Welcome Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,273 (+8.6%)
$17,972 + $130,301
$148,273
2024
$3,014 (−8.2%)
$17,972 + $130,301
$148,273
2023
$3,283 (+26.3%)
$17,972 + $116,601
$134,573
2022
$2,599 (+0.7%)
$13,446 + $92,049
$105,495
2021
$2,580 (−6.1%)
$13,446 + $92,049
$105,495
2020
$2,748 (+39.7%)
$18,294 + $85,395
$103,689
2019
$1,966 (−0.2%)
$8,299 + $58,885
$67,184
2018
$1,970
$8,299 + $58,885
$67,184
2017
$1,969 (+1.2%)
$8,299 + $58,885
$67,184
2016
$1,945 (+9.8%)
$8,299 + $58,885
$67,184
2015
$1,771 (+7.2%)
$8,299 + $53,938
$62,237
2014
$1,652 (+1.4%)
$8,299 + $53,938
$62,237
2013
$1,630 (−0.5%)
$8,299 + $53,938
$62,237
2012
$1,639 (−0.6%)
$8,299 + $53,938
$62,237
2011
$1,649
$8,299 + $53,937
$62,236
2010
$1,648 (−0.5%)
$8,299 + $53,937
$62,236
2009
$1,657 (+18.1%)
$8,299 + $53,937
$62,236
2008
$1,403
$8,299 + $53,937
$62,236
*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
4
Baths
3.5
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
3.98 Acres
Year renovated
2004
Sq. Ft.
2,644
Year built
2004
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Coweta County
APN
025 4064 004
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 10, 2026.
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