Chatsworth · Murray County · Georgia
Find the right office for an assessed value, tax account, deed, estate, permit, or code notice. Chatsworth is Murray County's county seat, but the City and County are separate governments with different building contacts. Check the property's actual jurisdiction when choosing an office.
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Useful offices
Assessed value, unpaid property taxes, deed and lien records, probate questions, and municipal permits go to different offices. Use the address and the notice or record in front of you; an office contact does not confirm a parcel's title, tax balance, estate authority, or permit status.
Murray County · assessed value and parcel information
Ask about assessed value, parcel information, or an assessment appeal. The Assessor is not the office for a deed or title confirmation.
121 N. Fourth Ave., Chatsworth, GA 30705 · 706-517-1400, extension 2.
Murray County · property-tax accounts and tax-sale information
Use the county Tags/Taxes page to reach the tax-service route for account searches, payments, and tax-sale information. This is separate from assessed-value questions and recorded deed or lien records.
The county lists 101 S. Third Ave., Chatsworth, GA 30705 · 706-695-3423.
Murray County · deed/property, lien, plat, and transfer-tax records
Use the Clerk for deed and property-recording questions, recorded liens, plats, and transfer-tax matters. These records are different from the Assessor’s valuation and the Tax Commissioner’s account information.
121 N. Third Ave., Chatsworth, GA 30705 · 706-695-2932.
Murray County · estate, will, and probate-court routing
Start here to locate local probate and will records. Use the actual estate file and any court order when asking who may act or sign; the office route does not decide authority for a particular house.
115 W. Fort St., Chatsworth, GA 30705 · 706-695-3812.
City of Chatsworth only · permits, inspections, zoning, and city code
For a property inside Chatsworth city limits, ask the City about building permits, inspection records, certificates of occupancy, zoning verification, and code or property-maintenance notices. The City has its own department; confirm the property’s jurisdiction before relying on a mailing address.
Building inspector: 706-422-3041. Zoning/code contact: 706-422-3011.
Unincorporated Murray County and the City of Eton
The County handles building permits and inspections for unincorporated Murray County and the City of Eton. The City of Chatsworth has a separate municipal department, so check which government covers the property before calling.
121 N. Fourth Ave., Chatsworth, GA 30705 · 706-517-1400, extension 1231.
Helpful local rules
Georgia charges $1 for the first $1,000 of sale price or fraction, then 10 cents for each additional $100 or fraction. The seller is legally liable, but the sales contract can assign payment to the buyer; the deed generally cannot be recorded until the tax is paid. Some exemptions may apply, so ask the deed filer or closing professional to check the transaction against the statute.
When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs.
Mortgage balances, liens, back taxes, and your share of current property taxes are separate.
For a City code notice or question inside Chatsworth city limits, call the zoning/code contact at 706-422-3011 and ask what applies to that address. The County has separate building-inspection contacts for unincorporated Murray County and the City of Eton.
Selling situations
These pages focus on the records and decisions that can come with a specific kind of sale.
Start with estate records and local probate routing when a house is part of an estate.
Open the Chatsworth page →Review a lender or sale notice and the next questions tied to its dates and case.
Open the Chatsworth page →Compare ownership, court orders, signatures, and decisions about the house.
Open the Chatsworth page →Consider the lease, access, occupancy, and possession before choosing a sale path.
Open the Chatsworth page →Find the right city or county route for a permit, inspection, or code notice.
Open the Chatsworth page →Review the property, insurance, and mortgage questions after a fire.
Open the Chatsworth page →Separate tax-account questions from recorded liens and other property records.
Open the Chatsworth page →Read or compare
The report and linked articles provide market or general selling context. The calculator lets you change planning inputs to compare what you might keep after costs; the address, condition, occupancy, title, payoffs, and timing still matter to your house.
Zillow's current typical home value is $244,524 (As of September 2026; Zillow typical home value for Chatsworth, GA). This is market context, not a value or offer for a particular house.
Chatsworth, GA Home Sale Net Proceeds Calculator
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Use the Murray County Assessor's Office for assessed value, parcel information, and assessment appeals. Call 706-517-1400, extension 2. The Assessor does not confirm deeds or title; the Clerk of Superior Court handles deed/property recording questions.
Use the Murray County Tags / Taxes page to reach the Tax Commissioner service route for account searches, payments, and tax-sale information. The county lists 706-695-3423 and 101 S. Third Ave., Chatsworth. Have the property address or notice available; no parcel balance or sale status is confirmed here.
The Murray County Clerk of Superior Court handles deed/property, lien, plat, and transfer-tax recording questions; call 706-695-2932. A court judgment is a case record, not an assessed value or tax-account balance. For a specific judgment or order, use the court name and case number on the notice to ask for that case record.
Murray County Probate Court is the local route for estate, will, and probate-court records. Call 706-695-3812 at 115 W. Fort St., Chatsworth. Use the actual estate file and any court order when asking who may act or sign; the office contact alone does not decide authority for a particular property.
For a property inside City of Chatsworth limits, contact the City Building & Zoning or zoning/code office; the inspector is at 706-422-3041 and zoning/code is 706-422-3011. Murray County Building Inspection handles unincorporated county properties and the City of Eton at 706-517-1400, extension 1231. Check the property’s actual jurisdiction first.
Georgia charges $1 for the first $1,000 of sale price or fraction, then 10 cents for each additional $100 or fraction. The seller is legally liable, though the contract can assign payment to the buyer; the deed generally cannot be recorded until the tax is paid. Some exemptions may apply, so ask the deed filer or closing professional to check the transaction. When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs, including Georgia real-estate transfer tax. Mortgage balances, liens, back taxes, and your share of current property taxes are separate.