345 Beech Creek Rd is a 3,227 square foot house on a 21.3 acre lot with 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Tallapoosa data, we estimate the home's value is $779,590.
Single-familyProperty Type
2010Year Built
21.3 acresLot Size
$242Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$779,590
$163K since October
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This home's estimate is 31% higher than the average sale price ($595K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,823 (−41.6%)
$33,072 + $266,097
$299,169
2024
$8,264 (−3.4%)
$58,361 + $385,448
$443,809
2023
$8,558 (+15.6%)
$18,097 + $301,174
$319,271
2022
$7,404 (−5.4%)
$16,654 + $313,507
$330,161
2021
$7,827 (+3.0%)
$16,654 + $261,461
$278,115
2020
$7,600 (+1.8%)
$16,654 + $268,421
$285,075
2019
$7,462 (−4.5%)
$16,654 + $268,421
$285,075
2018
$7,816 (+4.9%)
$16,654 + $253,802
$270,456
2017
$7,447 (+14.0%)
$16,654 + $226,950
$243,604
2014
$6,531 (+12.5%)
$16,156 + $212,678
$228,834
2013
$5,803 (+44.1%)
$23,080 + $203,534
$226,614
2012
$4,028 (+3,973.8%)
2011
$99
Tax history for 345 Beech Creek Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,823 (−41.6%)
$33,072 + $266,097
$299,169
2024
$8,264 (−3.4%)
$58,361 + $385,448
$443,809
2023
$8,558 (+15.6%)
$18,097 + $301,174
$319,271
2022
$7,404 (−5.4%)
$16,654 + $313,507
$330,161
2021
$7,827 (+3.0%)
$16,654 + $261,461
$278,115
2020
$7,600 (+1.8%)
$16,654 + $268,421
$285,075
2019
$7,462 (−4.5%)
$16,654 + $268,421
$285,075
2018
$7,816 (+4.9%)
$16,654 + $253,802
$270,456
2017
$7,447 (+14.0%)
$16,654 + $226,950
$243,604
2014
$6,531 (+12.5%)
$16,156 + $212,678
$228,834
2013
$5,803 (+44.1%)
$23,080 + $203,534
$226,614
2012
$4,028 (+3,973.8%)
2011
$99
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A-1
Agricultural District
The A-1 agriculture district is established primarily to encourage the development of suitable areas for common farm practices, dairying, forestry operations, various compatible non-farm uses, preservation of open space, the conservation and management of soil, water, air, game, and other natural resources and amenities, and to discourage the creation of conditions which could distract from the functioning, operation, and appearance of areas providing food supplies, and also to prevent or to minimize conflicts between common farm practices and non-farm uses.