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Since January 2025, 5 of 7 homes in Long Hunter Chase Subdivision Section 1 Phase 1 sold for less than their appraised value

The county set today's values as of January 2025. Your 2027 tax uses the same values. For the typical home sold here since then, the appraised value is 9% above the price.

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Homes in Long Hunter Chase Subdivision Section 1 Phase 1

254

On the county's roll, inside the recorded plats

Typical appraised value

$438,750

From $330,400 to $629,600

2026 reviews in Long Hunter Chase Subdivision Section 1 Phase 1

3 of 4

came back lower. Typical cut 14.1%.

In 2026, the assessor decided 4 informal reviews in Long Hunter Chase Subdivision Section 1 Phase 1. 3 of 4 came back lower. The typical reduction was 14.1%.

What homes in Long Hunter Chase Subdivision Section 1 Phase 1 sold for

Each sale since January 2025, next to the appraised value for the same home today.

Recorded sales in Long Hunter Chase Subdivision Section 1 Phase 1, with the appraised value for each home today
HomeSoldSale priceAppraised valueAppraised vs. sale
6300 Paddington WayJun 2026$422,000$420,100Same as the sale
6356 Paddington WayApr 2026$415,000$479,10015% above the sale
4465 Bench Mark DrNov 2025$430,000$388,50010% below the sale
6341 Paddington WayNov 2025$399,924$460,10015% above the sale
4408 Bench Mark DrAug 2025$400,000$434,8009% above the sale
6481 Paddington WayAug 2025$430,000$488,20014% above the sale
6488 Paddington WayMar 2025$437,000$455,8004% above the sale

5 of the 7 sales since January 2025 closed below the appraised value. From the Davidson County Assessor’s roll. We leave out sales under $20,000 and sales where the appraised value is under half or over double the price.

Streets in Long Hunter Chase Subdivision Section 1 Phase 1

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In 2026, the Davidson County assessor decided 4 informal reviews of home values in Long Hunter Chase Subdivision Section 1 Phase 1. 3 came back lower, with a typical reduction of 14.1%. The 2027 deadline is expected mid-April 2027. To compare the county's values in Long Hunter Chase Subdivision Section 1 Phase 1 with what homes here have sold for, visit tn.tax/neighborhood/long-hunter-chase-subdivision-section-1-phase-1. To learn how homeowners in Long Hunter Chase Subdivision Section 1 Phase 1 can save money on their property tax, email Daniel@tn.tax or call 615-619-6239.

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I looked up our neighborhood on TN.tax. Since January 2025, 5 of 7 homes in Long Hunter Chase Subdivision Section 1 Phase 1 sold for less than their appraised value. Our 2027 property tax uses the same appraised value. You can check your own house for free. https://tn.tax/neighborhood/long-hunter-chase-subdivision-section-1-phase-1

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