4720 Quarry Rd is a 1,932 square foot home on a 1.33 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's New Albany data, we estimate the home's value is $219,338.
ManufacturedProperty Type
1997Year Built
1.33 acresLot Size
$114Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$219,338
$1,000 since August
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This home's estimate is 20.6% lower than the average sale price ($276K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,394 (+237.2%)
$49,100 + $94,200
$143,300
2024
$710 (+37.6%)
$49,100 + $71,800
$120,900
2023
$516 (−2.6%)
$51,000 + $73,400
$124,400
2022
$530 (+2.0%)
$51,000 + $76,300
$127,300
2021
$519 (−5.3%)
$51,000 + $69,200
$120,200
2020
$548 (+1.9%)
$51,000 + $69,200
$120,200
2019
$538 (−3.3%)
$51,000 + $69,200
$120,200
2018
$557 (−10.5%)
$51,000 + $68,500
$119,500
2017
$622 (+2.7%)
$51,000 + $71,500
$122,500
2016
$606 (−11.5%)
$51,000 + $71,500
$122,500
2015
$685 (+0.9%)
$50,900 + $74,800
$125,700
2013
$679
$50,900 + $83,000
$133,900
Tax history for 4720 Quarry Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,394 (+237.2%)
$49,100 + $94,200
$143,300
2024
$710 (+37.6%)
$49,100 + $71,800
$120,900
2023
$516 (−2.6%)
$51,000 + $73,400
$124,400
2022
$530 (+2.0%)
$51,000 + $76,300
$127,300
2021
$519 (−5.3%)
$51,000 + $69,200
$120,200
2020
$548 (+1.9%)
$51,000 + $69,200
$120,200
2019
$538 (−3.3%)
$51,000 + $69,200
$120,200
2018
$557 (−10.5%)
$51,000 + $68,500
$119,500
2017
$622 (+2.7%)
$51,000 + $71,500
$122,500
2016
$606 (−11.5%)
$51,000 + $71,500
$122,500
2015
$685 (+0.9%)
$50,900 + $74,800
$125,700
2013
$679
$50,900 + $83,000
$133,900
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
AR
Agricultural Residential District
The Agricultural-Residential AR district is intended to provide a land use category for primarily agricultural and agricultural-oriented uses. The provisions that regulate this land use should promote, protect and maintain areas for agricultural uses. The provisions should also promote, protect and maintain environmentally sensitive areas and natural resources. Residential development should be developed to assimilate and be compatible with agricultural operations and surrounding natural resources.; Floyd County’s Plan Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals should strive to protect agricultural uses from conflicting land uses, non-agricultural commercial uses and any use that may cause significant impact to the environment. The Plan Commission and the Board of Zoning Appeals should strive to promote an average density of 1 du per 2 acres.