Brick Georgia Fixer Upper Rancher on 1 Acre Under $100K

$99,900

Make yourself at home! This Georgia fixer upper welcomes you with a grand double-door entrance, leading to a well-appointed layout featuring a private primary bedroom with a large walk-in closet. Step outside to discover a sprawling backyard complete with an expansive deck.

Realtor Comments

Welcome to this brick one-story home situated on one acre with 3-bedrooms and 2 baths. The rear-facing garage adds functionality while the lot provides room to enjoy the outdoors. Located near Mount Vernon with access to shopping, dining, community services and outdoor recreation, including Little Ocmulgee State Park.

• 3bd
• 2ba
• 1,727sqft
• acre lot
• Circa 1972

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222 Old Ailey Lothair Rd, Mount Vernon, GA 30445  $99,900

If interested in a property, pleases 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: Christopher J Lawrence

-Google Maps 

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The Pros

• Incredible Housing Affordability & Low Taxes: Real estate, property taxes, and overall cost of living are exceptionally low. If you are working remotely, your money stretches remarkably far here, allowing you to maximize savings.

• Friendly Small-College Vibe: Because of Brewton-Parker College, the town has a bit more cultural energy, educational presence, and community events than a typical tiny agricultural crossroads of the same size.

• Warm Southern Climate: If you want to escape harsh northern winters, southeast Georgia delivers a mild climate with long, warm summers and very short, mild winters.

• Peaceful & Low Crime: Life moves at a slow, neighborly pace, providing a quiet, low-stress environment with a strong sense of rural safety.

The Cons

• Extremely Limited Local Economy: Outside of the college, local government, agriculture, and small retail, professional job options directly in town are minimal. A stable remote or hybrid career is virtually required.

• Geographic Isolation: Mount Vernon is quite rural. While you have basic conveniences locally, major shopping, extensive dining, and specialized entertainment require driving to neighboring towns like Vidalia (known for its sweet onions) or larger regional hubs.

• Airport and Travel Logistics: Fulfilling your goal of taking 1–2 week quarterly vacations will require navigating travel logistics, as catching major commercial flights means driving a couple of hours to Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV) or heading toward Macon/Atlanta.

• Intense Summer Heat and Humidity: Deep south summers bring high temperatures and heavy humidity, which will drive up electricity bills if you run air conditioning constantly.

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