c.1944 Georgia Tudor Revival on Half Acre Under $155K

OHU50K Notes $154,900

c.1944 Georgia Tudor Revival on Half Acre. This home is elegant, charming and has plenty of natural light.

Yard featured at 328 S Main St, Ashburn, GA, 31714

Realtor Comments

If you’ve been searching for a home with room to spread out and timeless character, this is it! From the moment you step inside, you’ll be welcomed by soaring ceilings, beautiful arches, elegant moldings, and windows galore that fill the home with natural light. Features like these are rarely found at this price point. Offering 2 spacious bedrooms and 2 full baths, this home blends classic charm with important updates, including hardwood floors, a newer roof, and a newer HVAC system. The tiled bathrooms add a touch of style, while the solid brick exterior provides low maintenance living and lasting durability. Love to entertain? You’ll appreciate the formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, abundant storage, and counter space that make meal prep and gatherings a breeze. Step outside and enjoy over half an acre of outdoor space, complete with porches on two sides of the home, perfect for morning coffee, afternoon relaxation, or evening sunsets.

2 bed
2 bath
Build date 1944

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328 S Main St, Ashburn, GA 31714 $154,900

Contact Realtor: Scott Goodman
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Pros of Ashburn, Georgia

Affordable housing

Ashburn’s housing costs are generally well below the U.S. average.
Homeownership can be more attainable than in larger Georgia cities such as Atlanta or Savannah.

Low cost of living

Everyday expenses, including housing, are often lower than in many metro areas.
This can be attractive to retirees, remote workers, and families on a budget.

Mild winters

Winters are usually short and relatively warm.
Snow and prolonged freezing temperatures are uncommon.

Small-town atmosphere

Ashburn is a close-knit community where residents often know their neighbors.
Traffic is minimal, and life tends to move at a slower pace than in larger cities.

Convenient highway access

Located along Interstate 75, Ashburn has better transportation access than many rural Georgia towns.
This makes travel to larger cities easier.

Agriculture and rural character

The area is surrounded by farmland and open space.
People who enjoy rural living often appreciate the quieter environment and slower pace.

Cons of Ashburn, Georgia

Limited job market

Employment opportunities within Ashburn are relatively limited.
Many higher-paying professional careers require commuting or relocation to larger cities.

Economic challenges

Like several small rural communities in south Georgia, Ashburn has faced economic development challenges and periods of slower growth.

Limited entertainment and shopping

Restaurant, retail, and entertainment options are modest compared with larger cities.
Residents frequently travel to nearby communities for more choices.

Healthcare limitations

Basic healthcare services are available in the region, but specialized medical care may require trips to larger cities such as Tifton, Albany, or Macon.