Here it is!! The perfect home for you and your family. This 1700+sf home has 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Renovations are now complete!! New kitchen w/ granite counter tops, new flooring throughout the home, new bathroom fixtures, new lights, new paint, new deck, the list goes on and on!! Did I mention there is a 1700+sf basement that can be finished to expand your space even more!! Located in Northgate High School district. This home won't last long - call to schedule your appointment to view this beautiful home (pre-qualified buyers only)
Single-familyProperty Type
1988Year Built
1 acresLot Size
$193Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Julie Griffin• Solid Source Realty GA
Bought with Kelly Lashley• Keller Williams Realty Atl. Partners
Come check out this charming brick ranch on large one acre lot with mature trees. This 3 bedroom 2 bath home has a lot offer and with a little elbow grease could be your perfect space. Don't let this one pass you by, contact a local agent now for your viewing schedule. Buyers should complete an inspection to determine if property condition meets their needs.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,849 (+0.9%)
$13,104 + $107,504
$120,608
2024
$2,825 (+32.4%)
$13,104 + $107,504
$120,608
2023
$2,133 (−1.8%)
$12,247 + $109,542
$121,789
2022
$2,172 (+8.1%)
$6,090 + $82,080
$88,170
2021
$2,010 (−6.4%)
$6,090 + $82,080
$88,170
2020
$2,148 (+42.0%)
$10,800 + $70,256
$81,056
2019
$1,513 (+7.5%)
$9,736 + $41,943
$51,679
2018
$1,407 (−3.6%)
$9,383 + $38,617
$48,000
2017
$1,460 (+1.2%)
$9,736 + $40,076
$49,812
2016
$1,442 (+1.7%)
$9,736 + $40,076
$49,812
2015
$1,418 (+142.8%)
$9,736 + $40,076
$49,812
2014
$584 (+3.3%)
$9,736 + $40,076
$49,812
2013
$566 (−18.7%)
$9,736 + $40,076
$49,812
2012
$696 (−0.9%)
$9,736 + $44,528
$54,264
2011
$702 (−50.6%)
$9,736 + $44,528
$54,264
2010
$1,420 (−0.5%)
$9,736 + $44,528
$54,264
2009
$1,428 (+21.3%)
$9,736 + $44,528
$54,264
2008
$1,177
$9,736 + $44,528
$54,264
Tax history for 243 Weldon Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,849 (+0.9%)
$13,104 + $107,504
$120,608
2024
$2,825 (+32.4%)
$13,104 + $107,504
$120,608
2023
$2,133 (−1.8%)
$12,247 + $109,542
$121,789
2022
$2,172 (+8.1%)
$6,090 + $82,080
$88,170
2021
$2,010 (−6.4%)
$6,090 + $82,080
$88,170
2020
$2,148 (+42.0%)
$10,800 + $70,256
$81,056
2019
$1,513 (+7.5%)
$9,736 + $41,943
$51,679
2018
$1,407 (−3.6%)
$9,383 + $38,617
$48,000
2017
$1,460 (+1.2%)
$9,736 + $40,076
$49,812
2016
$1,442 (+1.7%)
$9,736 + $40,076
$49,812
2015
$1,418 (+142.8%)
$9,736 + $40,076
$49,812
2014
$584 (+3.3%)
$9,736 + $40,076
$49,812
2013
$566 (−18.7%)
$9,736 + $40,076
$49,812
2012
$696 (−0.9%)
$9,736 + $44,528
$54,264
2011
$702 (−50.6%)
$9,736 + $44,528
$54,264
2010
$1,420 (−0.5%)
$9,736 + $44,528
$54,264
2009
$1,428 (+21.3%)
$9,736 + $44,528
$54,264
2008
$1,177
$9,736 + $44,528
$54,264
*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 Acre
Year renovated
2009
Sq. Ft.
1,738
Year built
1988
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Coweta County
APN
117 7065 012
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 10, 2026.
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