c.1900 Georgia Home For Sale With Original Elements and Half Acre $85K
OHU50K Notes $85,000
c.1900 Georgia Home For Sale With Original Elements and Half Acre. This home is a beauty! The layout and architecture are just lovely. The lot is large and so is the wrap around porch.
Realtor Comments
MOTIVATED SELLER – 2-Story Historic Home – In all her glory, she was once a lady that turned some heads, so to speak. The Grand porch, welcomes you into a foyer that will give one a peak into her bones. The formal living area and social room are to the left and right of entrance. Look for the grand pocket doors too!. The L-Shape quarter-turn staircase leads to 2 upper bedrooms, both with large walk-in closet as well as walk-in entrance to attic. The attic has great insulation & elecrtical – plenty of storage. 2 Fireplaces (decorative only now), tall ceilings, great floor plan, bay windows, large eat-in kitchen with island that has a built-in Hammered Copper Sink. Main bathroom has a claw foot tub and spacious. The other bathroom needs repair and attention. There is a media room or den in the back of the home the enters into the Sunroom. Oversized corner lot has 2 driveways on North and West side of the home. Yard has a fenced area and the workshop / building has plenty of storage. The back area has a well done brick patio and flower beds. This home needs tender loving care and can once again be GRAND!
- 3 bed
- 2 bath
- Build date 1900
402 E 17th Ave, Cordele, GA 31015 $85,000
- Contact Realtor: Denise Silcox
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Pros of Living in Cordele, GA
1. Affordable Cost of Living
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Overall cost of living is lower than the U.S. average, especially housing costs.
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Rent and home prices tend to be more affordable compared with many urban or suburban areas.
2. Small-Town & Community Feel
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Cordele has a quaint, close-knit small-town atmosphere that some people prefer over big city life.
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Community events — like the annual Watermelon Days Festival — and local traditions foster local pride and social engagement. There are active parks and outdoor areas and yearly festivals that bring locals together.
3. Outdoor Recreation & Features
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Nearby Lake Blackshear and Georgia Veterans State Park provide opportunities for fishing, boating, camping, golf, and other outdoor activities.
4. Historic Charm
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Cordele has historic districts and architecture, including the Commercial Historic District and older Victorian-era homes.
5. Strategic Location
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Located along Interstate 75, making travel and commuting to larger cities (e.g., Macon, Valdosta) more convenient.
Cons of Living in Cordele, GA
1. Crime and Safety Concerns
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Multiple sources indicate that crime rates are above national and state averages, with both property and violent crimes elevated.
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Some local reviews and reports describe safety issues that long-time residents have noticed.
Note: Crime statistics can vary by neighborhood and reporting source.
2. Economic Challenges
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High poverty and unemployment rates compared to state and national averages are recurring themes in reports.
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Limited job opportunities outside of agriculture and basic service work can make it hard to find higher-paying or career-oriented jobs.
3. Population Trends
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Cordele’s population has been small and slowly declining in recent years.
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A smaller population can limit expansion of amenities, retail, and services.
4. Schools and Education
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School quality is generally seen as average to below average, with some assessments rating performance moderately low.
5. Limited Amenities & Nightlife
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As a small city, Cordele has fewer entertainment, dining, and cultural amenities compared to larger metro areas. Some locals mention the town feels “quiet” and lacking options.
