Save This Old Georgia Fixer Upper Time Capsule Under $100K

OHU50K Notes $99,900

Save This Old Georgia Fixer Upper Time Capsule. This one is a beauty! Given some love and attention this home will make heads turn. It sits on nearly a half acre.

Yard featured at 211 White Oak St, Thomson, GA, 30824

Realtor Comments

Have a love for older homes and willing to do some ”homework”. So put on your working clothes and fix up this turn of the century home that has lots of character and charm but it need your TLC. Price has been improved by $33,000. Sales price is now $99,900 – This is great bargain for the ”Do it Yourself Buyer” This is a shell of a home with possibilities. You, the new homeowner, get the opportunity to make this diamond in the rough your new gem. This home is located on a peaceful and quiet street with an easy commute to I-20 There is no HOA, no designated bathrooms, or designated kitchen area. Power is off at the property and sold ”AS IS”. tax records do not show exact year built The home has a large flat, beautiful backyard and a triple detached carport. Roof is 2 years old.

4 beds
2,742 sqft
0.43 acres lot
Build date 1920

Yard featured at 211 White Oak St, Thomson, GA, 30824

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211 White Oak St, Thomson, GA 30824 $99,900

Contact Realtor: Marion Hester
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Pros of Living in Thomson

Affordable Housing: Real estate and rent are budget-friendly, with median home values ranging roughly from $140,000 to $160,000—significantly lower than the Georgia average.

Small-Town Charm & Community: Known as a peaceful, tight-knit community where people know each other, featuring local mom-and-pop shops, historic downtown walking tours, and a strong high school football culture.

Local Attractions & Heritage: Rich local history, including the McDuffie Museum, the gravesite of blues musician Blind Willie McTell (“McTell’s 12-String Strut”), local farms (like Crawford’s Double O Farm and White Hills Farm), and a cozy downtown area with cafes and antique stores.

Convenient Proximity: Situated right off I-20, making it an easy drive to larger hubs like Augusta for extended shopping, employment, and healthcare.

Low Natural-Hazard Risk: The area experiences relatively low risk from major natural disasters like earthquakes or severe geological events.

Cons of Living in Thomson

Economic & Employment Challenges: Median household incomes lag behind the state average, and high poverty rates persist in parts of the city limits. Higher-paying local jobs are limited.

Underperforming Public Schools: Public schools in the Thomson-McDuffie system generally score below state averages on standardized tests and graduation metrics.

Crime and Drug Concerns: Local reports and community discussions point to rising issues with property crime, local drug activity, or gang presence in specific neighborhoods.