c.1820 Georgia Move-In Ready Home For Sale 0.45 Lot
$175,000
Move-in ready Georgia home featuring a spacious front porch with a large rocking chair offers a lovely view of Veterans Park and its charming gazebo, beautifully decorated by the city during the holidays. Enjoy nearby entertainment, dining, scenic riverside parks, and kayaking on the Yellow River in the heart of downtown!
Realtor Comments
THIS Two-story historically significant home was once a stagecoach stop in the 1800’s & many of the original artifacts remain on the property. Restored and remodeled from top to bottom, inside and out. Oversized rooms with high ceilings. Kitchen & tiled baths remodeled to reflect today’s designer style. Laundry room w/tiled floors includes a large interior storage closet that is multi-functional. Original hardwood floors have been refinished. Master bedroom has a beautiful attached bath.
- 2bath
- Circa 1820
38 S Broad St, Porterdale, GA 30014
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.
Brokered by The Magnolia Realty Group
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Pros and Cons of Porterdale (pop. 1,938), Georgia
Pros
- Historic character with revitalized mill village atmosphere
- Affordable housing compared to nearby Atlanta metro area
- Scenic Yellow River location with recreation opportunities
- Small-town charm and community feel
- Proximity to Covington for additional amenities and services
- Reasonable commuting distance to Atlanta (about 35 miles)
- The Yellow River Park and trail system
- Historic Porterdale Mill Lofts development
- Lower cost of living than metro Atlanta
- Ongoing downtown revitalization efforts
Cons
- Limited local employment opportunities
- Fewer shopping and dining options within town limits
- Higher poverty rate than state average
- Limited public transportation options
- Smaller school system with fewer educational resources
- Some areas still needing economic development
- Fewer healthcare facilities (though nearby Covington offers options)
- Smaller tax base for public services
- Less diverse housing stock
- Fewer entertainment and cultural amenities than larger cities
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