c.1910 Georgia Fixer Upper $48K -Curb Appeal and Central Hall
OHU50K Notes $48,000
c.1910 Georgia Fixer Upper $48K -Curb Appeal and Central Hall. This home is eye-catching with imbricated shingles, and broad front porch. The sweet home has two bedrooms, one bath, central hall, fireplaces, wainscoting and hardwood floors.
Realtor Comments
2 BEDROOM 1.5 BATHROOM – 1,632 Heated Sq Feet – 0.48 Acre Lot – Large Storage/Carport Building – Cement Driveway – FIXER UPPER – PRICED TO SELL FAST.
- bed
- bath
- Build date 1910
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117 N Railroad St, Garfield, GA 30425 $48,000
- Contact Realtor: Rhett Blount
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Pros of Garfield, GA
1. Very low cost of living
- Cost of living is well below national and state averages
- Median home value around ~$80K
One of the biggest advantages — very cheap to live or buy property
2. Quiet, rural lifestyle
- Population is only about 130–140 people
- Very slow pace, minimal traffic, lots of space
Good if you want privacy and don’t like crowds
3. Tight-knit community
- With such a small population, people tend to know each other well
- Often described as having a “neighbors you can count on” vibe
4. Affordable housing
- Housing scores are strong due to high affordability
Easier to own land or a home than in most places
Cons of Garfield, GA
1. Extremely limited amenities (biggest drawback)
- Very few:
- Stores
- Restaurants
- Healthcare facilities
- Many amenities are not within walking distance
You will have to drive for almost everything
2. Very small population (can feel isolating)
- Only ~140 residents
- Limited:
- Social life
- Dating pool
- Community variety
This is even smaller than most “small towns”
3. Limited job opportunities
- Tiny local economy
- Likely need to commute to nearby towns for work
Not ideal for career growth
4. Crime & safety concerns (mixed data)
- Some data shows higher-than-average crime rates
Important: In very small towns, stats can swing a lot, but it’s still a concern
5. Poor access to healthcare & services
- Lower “health & safety” scores due to:
- Fewer clinics/hospitals
- Limited services
6. Transportation dependency
- Little to no public transit
- Longer commutes likely
7. Population decline / stagnation
- Slight population decline over time
Usually tied to fewer jobs and limited growth
Bottom line
Garfield is good if you want:
- Extremely cheap housing
- Very quiet, rural life
- A close-knit, simple community
Garfield is NOT ideal if you want:
- Jobs or career growth
- Convenience (stores, healthcare, entertainment)
- Social opportunities or diversity
