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Sold – Before and After of c.1944 Home For Sale in Washington, GA
November 28, 2021
OHU50K featured this home back in May 2021 when it was $69,995. It was purchased and rehabbed and is now on the market for $239,000. If like me, you enjoy seeing before and afters of the homes featured on OHU50K, you may find this interesting. Curious – what do you think of the rehab job and the new price?
BEFORE
105 Walnut St, Washington, GA 30673 $69,995
c.1944 Fixer Upper in Washington, GA Under $70K
OHU50K NOTES
Washington, Georgia, is a historic town of about 4,200 residents in the northeast part of the state, less than two hours from Atlanta.
Calling all investors or anyone looking for a fixer-upper with unlimited potential! This 2, 769 sq ft charmer is convenient to Downtown Washington. The house offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a large eat-in kitchen, a living room, a dining room, and an extra bonus room with a separate entrance. Call to schedule a showing today.
AFTER
Rehabbed 105 Walnut St, Washington, GA 30673. $239,000Reduced to $224,900 Pending
Looks like a generic ‘newer’ house now. Right down to the laminate floors. I feel they did not take into account the historic intergrity of the home at all. Beautiful job if you want to live in a cookie cutter house.
Its far easier to criticize than to create, overall good Job Im sure on this build like all others there was a
budget that played the other side of the profit margin have to figure out where to stop or
it no longer becomes profitable.
14 Comments
Kimberly Avery
Please whom do I contact about the homes I see on here? Desperately looking for my 1st home.
Thank You,
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No Thank You
Beautifully updated. I love everything except the chandelier lights,, which are easily changed out.
Bella
Delusional
Theresa
Well, I wish they would have refinished the hardwood floors or used wood instead of laminate. Pretty nice but some character seems lost
David alan Gainor
looks very generic
Rebecca
I actually liked it better before they did the ‘upgrades’. The oldness is now gone 🙁
Beth Roberts
Looks like a generic ‘newer’ house now. Right down to the laminate floors. I feel they did not take into account the historic intergrity of the home at all. Beautiful job if you want to live in a cookie cutter house.
Velorie Brown
Looking in Florida and Georgia.
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Joy Greer-Medley
Nice B-grade flip. The house has good bones, but some of the design choices are pretty specific. Someone who likes this taste will have a great home.
B.
I saw many needs passed over to make it appear all new. So I question the selling price, as there is likely another 60k to drop in it.
McCray
Its far easier to criticize than to create, overall good Job Im sure on this build like all others there was a
budget that played the other side of the profit margin have to figure out where to stop or
it no longer becomes profitable.
Good gob !!!!!!!
Jenny
Better before. Boring after. There is zero warmth or character. I wish these flippers would leave the heritage houses alone.