43 Griffin Rd SW is a 734 square foot house on a 10.59 acre lot with 1 bathroom. Based on Redfin's Rome data, we estimate the home's value is $222,351.
Single-familyProperty Type
1954Year Built
10.59 acresLot Size
$303Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$222,351
$1,000 since July
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This home's estimate is 109.4% higher than the average sale price ($106K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,238 (−8.5%)
$52,420 + $18,846
$71,266
2024
$1,354 (+82.9%)
$52,420 + $18,846
$71,266
2023
$740 (−33.4%)
$46,596 + $17,103
$63,699
2022
$1,112 (+7.1%)
$42,360 + $16,521
$58,881
2021
$1,039 (+14.1%)
$35,286 + $11,610
$46,896
2020
$910 (+36.3%)
$20,956 + $8,943
$29,899
2019
$668 (+4.5%)
$20,956 + $8,407
$29,363
2018
$639 (+5.6%)
$19,960 + $7,784
$27,744
2017
$605 (−0.5%)
$18,482 + $7,477
$25,959
2016
$608 (−20.5%)
$18,482 + $7,477
$25,959
2014
$765
$18,480 + $7,229
$25,709
Tax history for 43 Griffin Rd SW
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$1,238 (−8.5%)
$52,420 + $18,846
$71,266
2024
$1,354 (+82.9%)
$52,420 + $18,846
$71,266
2023
$740 (−33.4%)
$46,596 + $17,103
$63,699
2022
$1,112 (+7.1%)
$42,360 + $16,521
$58,881
2021
$1,039 (+14.1%)
$35,286 + $11,610
$46,896
2020
$910 (+36.3%)
$20,956 + $8,943
$29,899
2019
$668 (+4.5%)
$20,956 + $8,407
$29,363
2018
$639 (+5.6%)
$19,960 + $7,784
$27,744
2017
$605 (−0.5%)
$18,482 + $7,477
$25,959
2016
$608 (−20.5%)
$18,482 + $7,477
$25,959
2014
$765
$18,480 + $7,229
$25,709
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
M-R
Multi-Family-Residential District
The M-R Multifamily Residential District is established to provide a location for attached units with densities of 10 to 14 units per acre. Multifamily development includes duplexes, triplexes, apartments of 4 units or more, townhomes, condominiums, and manufactured home parks. The M-R district is designed for areas served by publicly provided sanitary sewer.; The M-R District is intended to accommodate higher density attached residential development that blends easily with nearby single-family units. M-R District developments such as duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, and low density apartment complexes are considered appropriate in proximity to the S-R and T-R residential districts, if effectively sited, landscaped, buffered, and adequate provisions for access and open space are made.; A wide range of multifamily densities and dwelling types may also be appropriate in large-scale mixed use developments or as a residential re-use option in obsolete commercial centers.; Manufactured home parks are allowed as an M-R District use with restrictions, but are not considered appropriate options in proximity to a single-family subdivision development or as re-use options for commercial properties.; A residential cluster option is a use allowed by Special Use Permit with restrictions in the M-R District, but must meet all development standards and criteria for a multi-family residential development.