As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,792 (+3.1%)
$98,300 + $440,900
$539,200
2025
$3,676 (+27.8%)
$98,300 + $440,900
$539,200
2024
$2,877 (+4.2%)
$98,300 + $440,900
$539,200
2023
$2,760 (+0.8%)
$61,000 + $266,700
$327,700
2022
$2,739
$61,000 + $266,700
$327,700
2021
$2,737 (+16.1%)
$61,000 + $266,700
$327,700
2020
$2,358 (+0.5%)
$40,500 + $190,500
$231,000
2019
$2,347
$40,500 + $190,500
$231,000
2018
$2,347 (−2.9%)
$40,500 + $190,500
$231,000
2017
$2,417 (−0.5%)
$40,500 + $190,500
$231,000
2016
$2,429 (+0.9%)
$40,500 + $190,500
$231,000
2015
$2,407 (+7.8%)
$40,500 + $190,500
$231,000
2014
$2,234 (+14.4%)
$32,000 + $245,750
$277,750
2013
$1,952
$32,000 + $245,750
$277,750
2012
$1,952 (+215.7%)
$32,000 + $245,750
$277,750
2011
$618
$32,000 + $245,750
$277,750
Tax history for 4009 Daylilly Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,792 (+3.1%)
$98,300 + $440,900
$539,200
2025
$3,676 (+27.8%)
$98,300 + $440,900
$539,200
2024
$2,877 (+4.2%)
$98,300 + $440,900
$539,200
2023
$2,760 (+0.8%)
$61,000 + $266,700
$327,700
2022
$2,739
$61,000 + $266,700
$327,700
2021
$2,737 (+16.1%)
$61,000 + $266,700
$327,700
2020
$2,358 (+0.5%)
$40,500 + $190,500
$231,000
2019
$2,347
$40,500 + $190,500
$231,000
2018
$2,347 (−2.9%)
$40,500 + $190,500
$231,000
2017
$2,417 (−0.5%)
$40,500 + $190,500
$231,000
2016
$2,429 (+0.9%)
$40,500 + $190,500
$231,000
2015
$2,407 (+7.8%)
$40,500 + $190,500
$231,000
2014
$2,234 (+14.4%)
$32,000 + $245,750
$277,750
2013
$1,952
$32,000 + $245,750
$277,750
2012
$1,952 (+215.7%)
$32,000 + $245,750
$277,750
2011
$618
$32,000 + $245,750
$277,750
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
SFR-3
Single Family Residential Districts
The Single Family Residential Districts provide for the completion of existing residential neighborhoods and the development of new residential neighborhoods. Allowed building/lot types in the Single Family Districts are Detached House. Listed uses are restricted to single family homes and their accessory uses. Neighborhoods in these districts are the dominant land use in Stallings and are a major element in defining the character of the community. Standards for the Single Family Residential Districts promote that new development maintains the character of the community. The Single Family Residential Districts permit the completion and conformity of conventional residential subdivisions already existing or approved in sketch plan form by the Town of Stallings prior to the effective date of these regulations.