As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,642 (+9.3%)
$10,653 + $76,284
$86,937
2024
$6,077 (+9.0%)
$10,653 + $76,284
$86,937
2023
$5,577 (+10.1%)
$9,650 + $69,104
$78,754
2022
$5,066 (+4.6%)
$8,674 + $62,116
$70,790
2021
$4,843 (+1.8%)
$7,873 + $56,377
$64,250
2020
$4,757 (+9.4%)
$7,313 + $52,366
$59,679
2019
$4,349 (+2.7%)
$6,780 + $46,010
$52,790
2018
$4,234 (+6.2%)
$6,634 + $45,020
$51,654
2017
$3,986 (+3.0%)
$6,284 + $42,645
$48,929
2016
$3,868 (+4.2%)
$6,284 + $42,645
$48,929
2015
$3,712 (+7.5%)
$6,028 + $40,906
$46,934
2014
$3,453 (+4.4%)
$5,541 + $37,606
$43,147
2013
$3,307 (−0.6%)
$4,361 + $37,871
$42,232
2012
$3,328 (−4.2%)
$4,737 + $41,133
$45,870
2011
$3,473 (+5.5%)
$5,122 + $44,478
$49,600
2010
$3,292 (−0.2%)
$5,586 + $48,509
$54,095
2009
$3,299 (−1.9%)
$5,661 + $49,163
$54,824
2008
$3,362
$5,730 + $49,760
$55,490
Tax history for 6650 Cherry Valley Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,642 (+9.3%)
$10,653 + $76,284
$86,937
2024
$6,077 (+9.0%)
$10,653 + $76,284
$86,937
2023
$5,577 (+10.1%)
$9,650 + $69,104
$78,754
2022
$5,066 (+4.6%)
$8,674 + $62,116
$70,790
2021
$4,843 (+1.8%)
$7,873 + $56,377
$64,250
2020
$4,757 (+9.4%)
$7,313 + $52,366
$59,679
2019
$4,349 (+2.7%)
$6,780 + $46,010
$52,790
2018
$4,234 (+6.2%)
$6,634 + $45,020
$51,654
2017
$3,986 (+3.0%)
$6,284 + $42,645
$48,929
2016
$3,868 (+4.2%)
$6,284 + $42,645
$48,929
2015
$3,712 (+7.5%)
$6,028 + $40,906
$46,934
2014
$3,453 (+4.4%)
$5,541 + $37,606
$43,147
2013
$3,307 (−0.6%)
$4,361 + $37,871
$42,232
2012
$3,328 (−4.2%)
$4,737 + $41,133
$45,870
2011
$3,473 (+5.5%)
$5,122 + $44,478
$49,600
2010
$3,292 (−0.2%)
$5,586 + $48,509
$54,095
2009
$3,299 (−1.9%)
$5,661 + $49,163
$54,824
2008
$3,362
$5,730 + $49,760
$55,490
*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
It is recognized that the public health and welfare of the citizens of DeKalb County are greatly dependent upon the sustenance and economic benefits provided by a viable agricultural industry. The intent of this district is to ensure that land areas in the County that are well suited for production of food and fiber are retained for such production, unimpeded by the establishment of incompatible uses which would hinder farm operations and irretrievably deplete agricultural lands; The A-1 District acknowledges that agriculture is a specialized form of industry characterized by the production through biological and botanical processes of saleable farm products as a result of the combination of raw materials soils, seeds, plants, water, and nutrients, manpower farm labor and machinery, and energy solar and power equipment.