c.1900 Georgia Farmhouse For Sale on 1.62 Acres $185K
$185,000
Delight in this charming 1900 Georgia farmhouse, brimming with character and cozy charm! This 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath home greets you with a spacious, covered front porch adorned with stone columns—ideal for rocking chairs, sipping morning coffee, and enjoying serene evenings.
Realtor Comments
Inside, you’ll find a warm and inviting layout with timeless details that reflect the home’s early 20th-century charm, while still offering the comfort and functionality today’s buyers appreciate. Nestled on a peaceful lot with mature trees, this property offers a quiet, country feel while still being close to town. This classic farmhouse is sold as is and is full of potential ready for its next chapter.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1900
1021 US-19, Meansville, GA 30256
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: Marcie Bradberry
Brokered by McLeRoy Realty Associates,Inc.
Pros
- Affordability:
- Low Cost of Living: Housing and daily expenses are generally lower than in urban areas, making it budget-friendly.
- Community Feel:
- Tight-Knit Atmosphere: Residents often know each other, fostering a strong sense of belonging and support.
- Natural Beauty:
- Scenic Surroundings: Beautiful landscapes and plenty of green spaces provide opportunities for outdoor activities.
- Quiet Lifestyle:
- Peaceful Environment: A slower pace of life away from the hustle and bustle of larger cities, ideal for those seeking tranquility.
- Local Amenities:
- Essential Services: Access to basic amenities, including schools and healthcare, without needing to travel far.
- Cultural Events:
- Community Engagement: Local festivals and events strengthen community ties and provide entertainment.
Cons
- Limited Job Opportunities:
- Employment Options: Fewer job prospects in specialized fields may require commuting to nearby towns for work.
- Entertainment Choices:
- Fewer Activities: Limited options for dining, shopping, and recreational activities compared to larger towns or cities.
- Transportation:
- Car Dependency: A personal vehicle is necessary, as public transportation options are minimal.
- Weather Considerations:
- Hot Summers: The warm climate can be uncomfortable for some, especially during peak summer months.
- Educational Resources:
- School Quality Variability: The quality of local schools can differ, which may concern families prioritizing education.
- Healthcare Access:
- Limited Facilities: Fewer healthcare options may require traveling to larger cities for specialized services.
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