4/1 c.1947 Adorable Affordable Georgia Home For Sale Under $50K

OHU50K Notes $49,900

c.1947 Adorable Affordable Georgia Home For Sale. This sweet brick ranch home has a fully fenced property with a nice hedge almost all the way around.

Exterior featured at 216 Kendrick Ave, Columbus, GA, 31903

Realtor Comments

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! This 4-bedroom, 1-bath brick home presents an excellent opportunity for investors looking to add to their portfolio. Featuring a roof approximately 8 years old. This property offers a functional layout with hardwood flooring in the living area and overflowing to one bedroom; carpeted bedrooms and tile flooring in the kitchen and bathroom. The kitchen features laminate countertops adjoining an eating area. While the home’s exterior offers a privacy hedge along the front, additional backyard fencing, and spacious, level front, side, and back yard. A private driveway provides parking for multiple vehicles. Whether you’re looking for your next rental property or an investment project, this property offers plenty of potential. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore what this property has to offer!

4 beds
1 bath
1,120 sqft
8,276 sqft lot
Build date 1947

Yard featured at 216 Kendrick Ave, Columbus, GA, 31903

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216 Kendrick Ave, Columbus, GA 31903 $49,900

Contact Realtor: Dalvin Felson
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Yard featured at 216 Kendrick Ave, Columbus, GA, 31903

Fence featured at 216 Kendrick Ave, Columbus, GA, 31903

Pros

Affordable Cost of Living: Housing and overall living expenses run about 12% to 15% below the national average. Average home values sit around the mid-$170,000s to lower-$200,000s, which is significantly cheaper than larger metros like Atlanta.
Strong Military & Economic Anchor: The local economy benefits from great stability tied to Fort Moore (formerly Fort Benning) and major regional employers like Aflac and TSYS.
Outdoor Recreation: The city features the world’s longest urban whitewater rafting course on the Chattahoochee River, a 22-mile RiverWalk, and the only interstate zipline connecting to Phenix City, Alabama.
Arts and Culture: Uptown Columbus features a growing music and food scene, the Springer Opera House, the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts, and the Columbus Museum.
Proximity to Atlanta: Located about 1.5 hours southwest of Atlanta, residents can easily access major-league sports, a massive international airport, and big-city entertainment.

Cons

Lower Median Wages: Local salaries skew below the national and state averages, meaning high-paying corporate, tech, or specialized careers are harder to find locally.
Crime Rates: Violent and property crime rates are higher than the national average, varying heavily depending on the specific neighborhood.
Car Dependency & Infrastructure: Public transportation is very limited (with a small, restricted bus fleet), and main roads often suffer from heavy car traffic, potholes, and aging infrastructure.
Weather & Climate: Summers are notoriously hot and humid, and the area faces severe seasonal weather risks, including spring thunderstorms and tornadoes.
Retail & Entertainment Limits: Big-box choices, upscale shopping, major-league sports teams, and vibrant late-night/club scenes are sparse compared to larger cities.

Yard featured at 216 Kendrick Ave, Columbus, GA, 31903