c.1918 Three Bedroom Georgia Home For Sale on 2.78 Acres Under $100K

$99,900

This sweet Georgia home for sale on 2.78 acres has a pretty partially wooded lot, three bedrooms and two baths. Note the home’s high ceilings, hardwood floors, multiple fireplaces (one even in the kitchen), built-ins and spacious rooms.

Yard featured at 145 Second St, Bronwood, GA, 39826

Realtor Comments

Roomy country home with loads of potential! This home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths! All very large rooms! Original hardwood through most spaces. Spacious country kitchen that opens to the dining room. Bedroom 3 has been sheetrock but has not been completely finished. Large porches! Wired Workshop plus a separate storage building. Fenced backyard space yet this lot does go WAY beyond the fenced in area! Situated on 3.5 city lots totaling 2.778 acres. This home is priced LOW and does need some repair and is being sold AS IS! Cash purchase or conventional financing only.

3bed
2bath
Circa 1918

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Forest featured at 145 Second St, Bronwood, GA, 39826

145 Second St, Bronwood, GA 39826 $99,900

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Contact Realtor: Amanda Wiley & Kyla Standring TEAM (229) 809-0494

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Living Room featured at 145 Second St, Bronwood, GA, 39826

Pros

Extremely Affordable Cost of Living
- Overall cost is about 27% below the U.S. average and 23% under Georgia’s average. Housing is a standout: median home value around $64K–85K, and rent around $675–780/month, far lower than national averages
Strong School Reputation
- Bronwood School District earns an “A+” for education, with high graduation rates, low student–teacher ratios (~16:1), and strong extracurricular offerings
Friendly, Tight-Knit Community
- With just ~330 residents, Bronwood offers a small-town feel where neighbors know and support each other, described as “dense suburban” in character .
Home Value Appreciation
- Despite low prices, home values rose about 33% year-over-year, and 1-year appreciation was ~15%—much faster than the national average
High Diversity & Commute Ease
- The town rates A– for diversity and A– for commute, with average driving time ~25 minutes and widespread vehicle ownership

❌ Cons

Elevated Crime Rates
- Crime runs about 25% above U.S. average—violent crime is 40% higher. You face a 1 in 35 chance of being a crime victim
Economic Struggle & Poverty
- Nearly 30% of residents live below the poverty line; median household income is ~$44K—well under the national average
Lack of Amenities & Infrastructure Limitations
- Few shops, restaurants, healthcare facilities, or entertainment venues in town—residents must rely on nearby cities .
Public Transportation Absent
- With no transit system, commuting requires a car; average commute is around 24.6 minutes
Health Access Concerns
- Healthcare facilities are limited; air quality and access to clinics rated poorly