c.1918 Old Mill Workers House in Georgia Under $50K

OHU50K Notes $49,900

Built in 1918, this old mill workers house in Georgia is one of many on the same street. The home is located in a town  originally known for agriculture but later transitioned into a textile town.  1907 saw the first textile mill in town, just eight years after the arrival of the railroad. The mills hired hundreds of workers. Although little remains of some of the old mills, Mohawk Industries is the only textile-related company that still operates in town today.

Apparently, although only 762 square feet, these homes housed two families with a shared kitchen and bath, thus the two front doors. This one needs a lot of work, but it is interesting to check out the Google street map view to see the alterations that have been made by homeowners to these mill houses over the years.

Realtor Comments

Calling all investors, flippers and potential homeowners! This quaint 2 bedroom home is waiting for you to put your touches on it and bring it back to life. Updated electric panel (breakers) and metal roof. Sitting on .19 acres and within walking distance to town, including grocery, schools and recr…

• 2bed
• 1bath
• 762sqft
• 8,276sqft lot
• Circa 1918