4445 Francesco Rd is a 3,136 square foot house on a 0.28 acre lot with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's New Orleans data, we estimate the home's value is $244,162.
Single-familyProperty Type
1976Year Built
0.28 acresLot Size
$78Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$244,162
$21K since September
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Estimate history
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This home's estimate is 6.1% lower than the average sale price ($260K) of 5 comparable homes.
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$687 (+1.0%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2025
$680 (−1.3%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2024
$689 (−9.1%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2023
$758 (+10.1%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2022
$688 (−7.6%)
$6,020 + $5,680
$11,700
2021
$745 (−0.9%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2020
$752 (−3.3%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2019
$777 (−1.7%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2018
$791 (+6.8%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2017
$740 (−0.9%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2015
$747 (−0.1%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2014
$748
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
Tax history for 4445 Francesco Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$687 (+1.0%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2025
$680 (−1.3%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2024
$689 (−9.1%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2023
$758 (+10.1%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2022
$688 (−7.6%)
$6,020 + $5,680
$11,700
2021
$745 (−0.9%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2020
$752 (−3.3%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2019
$777 (−1.7%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2018
$791 (+6.8%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2017
$740 (−0.9%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2015
$747 (−0.1%)
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
2014
$748
$6,020 + $5,980
$12,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
S-RS
IZD - COMMERCIAL SHORT TERM RENTAL
IZD - NON-COMMERCIAL STR SPECIAL EXCEPTION
IZD - BED AND BREAKFAST
Single-Family Residential District
The S-RS Single-Family Residential District is intended for single-family residential neighborhoods developed after World War II where a more uniform lotting pattern is evident with larger, generally uniform setbacks. Limited non-residential uses such as places of worship that are compatible with surrounding residential neighborhoods may be allowed.
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Commercial Short-Term Rental Interim Zoning District