c.1955 Move-in Ready Georgia Home For Sale $160,000
OHU50K Notes $160,000
c.1955 Move-in Ready Georgia Home For Sale. The third of an acre property is fully fenced. This home has been completely renovated.
Realtor Comments
Fully renovated, inspected, and move-in ready, this beautifully updated home is ideal for investors, empty nesters, or first-time buyers looking for low-maintenance living. Featuring a new roof, HVAC, windows, luxury vinyl plank & ceramic tile flooring, appliances, countertops, lighting, paint, bath fixtures, plumbing, insulation — the work has already been done for you. Tucked away on a quiet road in a peaceful neighborhood, this home offers an excellent opportunity for affordable homeownership and long-term equity growth. Start your mornings on the covered side porch with a cup of coffee and enjoy the comfort of a truly turn-key home with modern finishes throughout. Additional photographs coming soon!
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- Build date 1955
- Contact Realtor: Janet Herbert
- Google Map
- Niche
Pros
Low cost of living (big advantage)
- Around 20–30% cheaper than the U.S. average
- Median home prices (~$220K) and rent are affordable
You get a lot more for your money than in most cities.
Strong healthcare & stable jobs
- Major hub for:
- Healthcare (Augusta University Medical Center)
- Military (Fort Eisenhower)
- Good if you work in:
- Medical field
- Government/military
One of the more stable job markets in smaller Southern cities.
Outdoor activities & scenery
- Located along the Savannah River
- Access to:
- Parks
- Boating/fishing
- Nature areas like Phinizy Swamp
Good for people who like being outside year-round.
Historic charm & culture
- Classic Southern feel with historic districts
- Hosts the Masters Tournament (huge global golf event)
- Local festivals and arts events add some culture
Family-friendly (in the right areas)
- Many neighborhoods are quiet and suburban
- Decent mix of parks, schools, and community activities
Cons
Hot, humid climate
- Summers regularly 90°F+ with high humidity
- Bugs (mosquitoes, gnats) can be a real annoyance
This is a dealbreaker for some people.
Crime varies a lot by neighborhood
- Some sources show good safety rankings, others highlight concerns
- Certain areas have:
- Higher property crime
- Localized violent crime issues
Translation:
- Neighborhood choice matters A LOT
Limited job diversity
- Economy is somewhat dependent on healthcare, military, and education
- Fewer opportunities in:
- Tech
- High-paying corporate jobs
Not ideal for broad career growth.
Limited nightlife & entertainment
- Not a “fun city” compared to bigger places
- Fewer:
- Clubs
- Events
- Late-night options
Car-dependent & weak transit
- Public transportation is limited
- Low walkability → you’ll need a car
Slower growth & economic challenges
- Population growth is slow/declining
- Poverty rate around 18.5% (above U.S. average)
Bottom line
Augusta is a good fit if you want:
- Affordable living
- Stable job sectors (especially healthcare/military)
- A quieter, mid-sized Southern city
- Access to nature and mild winters
