c.1900 Georgia Fixer Upper For Sale on 0.49 Lot Reduced to $33K
$50,000 Reduced to $33,000
Once a beauty, this Georgia fixer upper has been patched up as best the owners could afford, but they raised the white flag. We can still see the four-bedroom, two-bath home’s beauty shine through the grime and deterioration, however, as we note the central hall, bead board, old fireplace mantels, and the intricate fretwork.
Realtor Comments
Nestled in the heart of Hawkinsville, Georgia, this 1900-built fixer-upper exudes timeless character and charm. With four spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms, it offers plenty of room to create your dream home. The large kitchen and living room provide a solid foundation for a modern renovation. Sitting on a half-acre lot, there’s ample outdoor space to enjoy. This home is perfect for those seeking a project with potential in a sought-after location. Bring your vision and restore this historic gem to its former glory!
- 4bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1900
62 Merritt St, Hawkinsville, GA 31036
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Laura Branham
Location of This Georgia Fixer Upper
Pros
- Small-Town Atmosphere: Hawkinsville (pop.4,100) offers a friendly, close-knit community where residents often know each other, promoting a sense of belonging.
- Affordability: The cost of living is generally low, making housing and daily expenses more manageable compared to larger cities.
- Rich History: The town has a rich historical background, with several preserved buildings and local events that celebrate its heritage.
- Outdoor Activities: Located near the Ocmulgee River, there are opportunities for fishing, boating, and enjoying nature, as well as parks for recreation.
- Community Events: Hawkinsville hosts various local festivals and events, fostering community engagement and providing entertainment options.
Cons
- Limited Job Opportunities: The job market can be restricted, with fewer employment options available compared to larger urban areas.
- Fewer Amenities: Residents may find limited shopping, dining, and entertainment options, which could necessitate traveling to nearby cities for more variety.
- Public Services: Access to healthcare and other essential services might be limited, which can be a concern for some residents.
- Weather: The climate can be hot and humid in the summer, which may not be ideal for everyone.
- Limited Nightlife: The social scene may not be as vibrant as in larger cities, which could be a drawback for younger residents or those seeking more nightlife options.
