c.1928 Two Bedroom Georgia Fixer Upper Under $30K
$29,900
c.1928 Georgia bungalow has a living room that centers around a fireplace flanked by built-in bookcases. With two bedrooms and two tiled baths, the layout offers the perfect canvas for restoration.
New investment opportunity for a single-family home located in Columbus. – Located less than 4 miles from the hospital – Less than 1 mile from various restaurants – Within 2 miles of whitewater rafting and Uptown Columbus events The seller is specifically looking for cash buyers for this transaction. Please email me if you are interested or would like more details regarding this property. Agents see Private agent remarks before showing, Thanks
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1928
2309 Bell St, Columbus, GA 31906 $29,900
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Donna Dk Knowles Team
Pros
- Strong military/defense presence: A major employer and steady economic driver (often means more stability and services).
- Good job variety for a city size: Healthcare, education, manufacturing/industry, logistics, and government/military-related roles.
- Affordable housing (often compared with many bigger metros): You may get more space for your money depending on where you live.
- Access to outdoor activities: Nearby parks, lakes/river areas, and a generally outdoors-friendly region.
- Convenient location: Not too far from larger GA/TN/FL travel routes (road trips to other cities are doable).
- Community + events: Columbus has a mix of family-friendly activities and local events (varies by neighborhood/season).
Cons
- Hot, humid summers: Expect weather that can be uncomfortable and requires A/C most of the year.
- Higher humidity can affect allergies/some health conditions: Dust/pollen can be an issue for some people.
- Traffic can be uneven: Some commutes can be smooth, but certain corridors/intersections can get congested at peak times.
- Neighborhood differences matter: Like most cities, safety/condition of housing and schools can vary a lot by area—so it’s important to evaluate block-by-block.
- Economic “mix” can matter: If your job depends on one sector, downturns in that sector can hit harder than in more diversified metros.
- Entertainment options are solid but not “big-city” level: You’ll likely still travel if you want certain types of concerts/major nightlife/arts.
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