c.1917 Six Bedroom Georgia Handyman Special on Half Acre+ $99K
OHU50K Notes $99,000
c.1917 Six Bedroom Georgia Handyman Special on Half Acre+. This historical home is ready for your personal touch! No John Lennon did not create the White Album here, but I imagine the home could have been an inspiration. 🙂
Realtor Comments
Historical colonial home for experienced investors with a vision to restore a piece of history to its former glory. New structural classic fluted columns, new windows and paint. Home sits on 0.55 acres. ARV appraisal for $371, 500 available in listing docs. Professional contractor renovation estimate received was $100, 000. Buyer must conduct their Due Diligence/inspection prior to submitting offer. Cash or Hard Money only. $5, 000 Earnest Money Deposit to be held by closing attorney Coats & Cordle (Douglasville) due within 1 business day of binding agreement. Proof of funds or hard money lender pre-approval must accompany all offers. Sold as-is, no disclosures.
- 6 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1917
119 E Johnson St, Temple, GA 30179 $89,000
- Contact Realtor: The Full Team
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Pros: What’s Good About Temple, GA
Relatively low cost of living & affordable housing
The overall cost of living in Temple is about 10 % lower than the U.S. average, and housing costs (mortgages, home-buying, rent) are substantially below national norms.
This makes home ownership or renting more accessible — a benefit for first-time buyers, families, or people seeking to stretch income further.
Good livability metrics: employment & household income appear reasonable
Median household income in some reports for Temple is on the higher side (or at least not low), which suggests many residents do fairly well.
There is a noticeable portion of residents working from home or telecommuting — which could appeal to remote workers or those seeking flexibility.
Small-town / suburban feel with some community-oriented atmosphere
Temple retains a smaller population (a few thousand people), giving a quieter, less crowded feel than big cities.
Recreation and local amenities — such as parks, community recreation programs, and neighborhood-oriented services — are available, giving a sense of community and family-friendliness.
Lower crime rates (relative to many U.S. cities)
Overall crime in Temple is reported as lower than the national average.
Violent crime in particular appears relatively low.
Cons / Challenges: What to Watch Out For
Small size and limited amenities
As a small city, Temple doesn’t have the breadth of amenities, nightlife, cultural offerings, or broad diversity of services that a larger metro area would.
For things like specialized shopping, entertainment, or certain kinds of convenience, residents may need to travel outside of town.
Dependence on car / limited public transportation
Public-transit options are minimal or non-existent in many parts of Temple; most residents rely on personal vehicles.
Commute times for many workers are somewhat longer than ideal.
Some weaknesses in education / school-system metrics (per certain sources)
In some evaluations, the local schools and educational outcomes score lower than state or national averages in testing, graduation rates, or student-teacher ratios.
For families prioritizing top-tier public education, this may be a consideration or a drawback.
Smaller population — limited diversity of social/cultural opportunities
Temple’s small population means fewer people, fewer neighborhoods, and less variety in social, cultural, ethnic, or economic diversity than many larger cities.
For people used to urban variety or seeking a wide range of experiences, Temple might feel a bit restrictive or “quiet.”
