Coastal Georgia Homes Search Results

$55,000

Step back in time with this charming Crawfordville home, originally built in 1887 and rich in historic character. From its classic architectural details to its inviting one-and-a-half-story design, this property offers a unique opportunity for those who appreciate the craftsmanship and charm of a bygone era. Featuring three bedrooms and one full bath, the home is ready for a new owner with the vision to restore and preserve its historic appeal. While repairs and updates are needed, the potential to create something truly special is undeniable. Conveniently located near downtown Crawfordville, this property offers the chance to own a piece of local history while making it your own. Equal Housing Opportunity. Property is sold As-Is. FHA Insurability: [uninsurable]. See HUDHomestore.gov and search for case number 105-749577 for bidding deadlines and additional information.

3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 10821897 MLS

Step back in time with this charming Crawfordville home, originally built in 1887 and rich in historic character. From its classic architectural details to its inviting one-and-a-half-story design, this property offers a unique opportunity for those who appreciate the craftsmanship and charm of a bygone era. Featuring three bedrooms and one full bath, the home is ready for a new owner with the vision to restore and preserve its historic appeal. While repairs and updates are needed, the potential to create something truly special is undeniable. Conveniently located near downtown Crawfordville, this property offers the chance to own a piece of local history while making it your own. Equal Housing Opportunity. Property is sold As-Is. FHA Insurability: [uninsurable]. See HUDHomestore.gov and search for case number 105-749577 for bidding deadlines and additional information.

135 Jennings Street SE, Crawfordville

Listing courtesy of Dan Howard Real Estate.

$229,000

Tucked away on approximately 2 peaceful acres, this inviting country home offers the privacy and quiet that so many buyers are searching for. Surrounded by mature pines and hardwoods, you'll enjoy a relaxed setting while remaining just minutes from Union Point, Greensboro, and convenient access to I-20, making travel to Athens, Augusta, or Metro Atlanta an easy drive. The area is known for its scenic countryside, historic small-town charm, and proximity to Lake Oconee's shopping, dining, and recreation. Inside, the home features an open living area with vaulted ceilings, a beautiful stone fireplace, spacious kitchen with abundant cabinetry, and generously sized bedrooms. The screened porch and covered rear deck provide wonderful spaces to enjoy the peaceful surroundings throughout the seasons. A detached metal garage/workshop offers excellent storage for vehicles, equipment, hobbies, or projects, and an additional storage building provides even more flexibility. HUD Home. Sold As Is. Equal Housing Opportunity. FHA Insurable with Repair Escrow (subject to HUD appraisal). Case #106-494813. Buyers are encouraged to verify all information and inspect the property to their satisfaction before submitting an offer.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 10814398 MLS

Tucked away on approximately 2 peaceful acres, this inviting country home offers the privacy and quiet that so many buyers are searching for. Surrounded by mature pines and hardwoods, you'll enjoy a relaxed setting while remaining just minutes from Union Point, Greensboro, and convenient access to I-20, making travel to Athens, Augusta, or Metro Atlanta an easy drive. The area is known for its scenic countryside, historic small-town charm, and proximity to Lake Oconee's shopping, dining, and recreation. Inside, the home features an open living area with vaulted ceilings, a beautiful stone fireplace, spacious kitchen with abundant cabinetry, and generously sized bedrooms. The screened porch and covered rear deck provide wonderful spaces to enjoy the peaceful surroundings throughout the seasons. A detached metal garage/workshop offers excellent storage for vehicles, equipment, hobbies, or projects, and an additional storage building provides even more flexibility. HUD Home. Sold As Is. Equal Housing Opportunity. FHA Insurable with Repair Escrow (subject to HUD appraisal). Case #106-494813. Buyers are encouraged to verify all information and inspect the property to their satisfaction before submitting an offer.

1331 Center Hill School Road, Union Point

Listing courtesy of GPS Realty.

$170,000

10.38 Acres with Historic Farmhouse & Majestic Oaks - Sharon, Georgia Step back in time and discover the potential of this beautiful 10.38-acre tract nestled in the quiet crossroads community of Sharon, Georgia. Just 6-7 minutes off I-20 and conveniently located about an hour from both Augusta and Atlanta, this property offers peaceful country living with easy access to the city. The land itself is the true showpiece -- mostly fenced, open, and dotted with breathtaking, massive old oak trees that simply cannot be replicated. These grand oaks create a park-like setting in the center of the property where an antique farmhouse sits waiting for restoration. The home is old and currently not connected to electricity, though it once was and could be again. Inside, you'll find generous room sizes and the kind of character only time can create. With vision and some sweat equity, this historic home could be restored to its original charm and splendor. Whether you're looking for a homestead, weekend retreat, or investment project, the opportunity is here. The property sits adjacent to a railroad line that now runs only once or twice a week -- a subtle reminder of Sharon's past as a small railroad town. A Bit of Local History Sharon has deep roots in Georgia history and is notably associated with Robert Grier (1794 to 1874), founder of Grier's Almanac. Grier was a Presbyterian minister, educator, and astronomer who established what became one of the South's most widely circulated almanacs. First published in the early 1800s, Grier's Almanac provided astronomical calculations, weather forecasts, planting schedules, and practical advice for farmers throughout the region. It remains one of the oldest continuously published almanacs in the United States and is still printed today -- a lasting testament to Sharon's historic significance. If you appreciate land, history, and the opportunity to restore something special, this 10.38-acre tract offers a rare chance to own a piece of Georgia's rural heritage.

3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 98253427 MLS

10.38 Acres with Historic Farmhouse & Majestic Oaks - Sharon, Georgia Step back in time and discover the potential of this beautiful 10.38-acre tract nestled in the quiet crossroads community of Sharon, Georgia. Just 6-7 minutes off I-20 and conveniently located about an hour from both Augusta and Atlanta, this property offers peaceful country living with easy access to the city. The land itself is the true showpiece -- mostly fenced, open, and dotted with breathtaking, massive old oak trees that simply cannot be replicated. These grand oaks create a park-like setting in the center of the property where an antique farmhouse sits waiting for restoration. The home is old and currently not connected to electricity, though it once was and could be again. Inside, you'll find generous room sizes and the kind of character only time can create. With vision and some sweat equity, this historic home could be restored to its original charm and splendor. Whether you're looking for a homestead, weekend retreat, or investment project, the opportunity is here. The property sits adjacent to a railroad line that now runs only once or twice a week -- a subtle reminder of Sharon's past as a small railroad town. A Bit of Local History Sharon has deep roots in Georgia history and is notably associated with Robert Grier (1794 to 1874), founder of Grier's Almanac. Grier was a Presbyterian minister, educator, and astronomer who established what became one of the South's most widely circulated almanacs. First published in the early 1800s, Grier's Almanac provided astronomical calculations, weather forecasts, planting schedules, and practical advice for farmers throughout the region. It remains one of the oldest continuously published almanacs in the United States and is still printed today -- a lasting testament to Sharon's historic significance. If you appreciate land, history, and the opportunity to restore something special, this 10.38-acre tract offers a rare chance to own a piece of Georgia's rural heritage.

Se Barnett Rd, Sharon

Listing courtesy of Hopkins Realty, LLC.

$170,000

10.38 Acres with Historic Farmhouse & Majestic Oaks - Sharon, Georgia Step back in time and discover the potential of this beautiful 10.38-acre tract nestled in the quiet crossroads community of Sharon, Georgia. Just 6-7 minutes off I-20 and conveniently located about an hour from both Augusta and Atlanta, this property offers peaceful country living with easy access to the city. The land itself is the true showpiece -- mostly fenced, open, and dotted with breathtaking, massive old oak trees that simply cannot be replicated. These grand oaks create a park-like setting in the center of the property where an antique farmhouse sits waiting for restoration. The home is old and currently not connected to electricity, though it once was and could be again. Inside, you'll find generous room sizes and the kind of character only time can create. With vision and some sweat equity, this historic home could be restored to its original charm and splendor. Whether you're looking for a homestead, weekend retreat, or investment project, the opportunity is here. The property sits adjacent to a railroad line that now runs only once or twice a week -- a subtle reminder of Sharon's past as a small railroad town. A Bit of Local History Sharon has deep roots in Georgia history and is notably associated with Robert Grier (1794 to 1874), founder of Grier's Almanac. Grier was a Presbyterian minister, educator, and astronomer who established what became one of the South's most widely circulated almanacs. First published in the early 1800s, Grier's Almanac provided astronomical calculations, weather forecasts, planting schedules, and practical advice for farmers throughout the region. It remains one of the oldest continuously published almanacs in the United States and is still printed today -- a lasting testament to Sharon's historic significance. If you appreciate land, history, and the opportunity to restore something special, this 10.38-acre tract offers a rare chance to own a piece of Georgia's rural heritage.

3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 10701695 MLS

10.38 Acres with Historic Farmhouse & Majestic Oaks - Sharon, Georgia Step back in time and discover the potential of this beautiful 10.38-acre tract nestled in the quiet crossroads community of Sharon, Georgia. Just 6-7 minutes off I-20 and conveniently located about an hour from both Augusta and Atlanta, this property offers peaceful country living with easy access to the city. The land itself is the true showpiece -- mostly fenced, open, and dotted with breathtaking, massive old oak trees that simply cannot be replicated. These grand oaks create a park-like setting in the center of the property where an antique farmhouse sits waiting for restoration. The home is old and currently not connected to electricity, though it once was and could be again. Inside, you'll find generous room sizes and the kind of character only time can create. With vision and some sweat equity, this historic home could be restored to its original charm and splendor. Whether you're looking for a homestead, weekend retreat, or investment project, the opportunity is here. The property sits adjacent to a railroad line that now runs only once or twice a week -- a subtle reminder of Sharon's past as a small railroad town. A Bit of Local History Sharon has deep roots in Georgia history and is notably associated with Robert Grier (1794 to 1874), founder of Grier's Almanac. Grier was a Presbyterian minister, educator, and astronomer who established what became one of the South's most widely circulated almanacs. First published in the early 1800s, Grier's Almanac provided astronomical calculations, weather forecasts, planting schedules, and practical advice for farmers throughout the region. It remains one of the oldest continuously published almanacs in the United States and is still printed today -- a lasting testament to Sharon's historic significance. If you appreciate land, history, and the opportunity to restore something special, this 10.38-acre tract offers a rare chance to own a piece of Georgia's rural heritage.

Barnett Road, Sharon

Listing courtesy of Hopkins Realty.

$515,000

This 29.96-acre property offers a turnkey opportunity with essential utilities already in place, including a well, 2 septic system, and a 2016 mobile home featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and a half bath for added convenience. The grounds come with a motorcycle, a Cub Cadet Ultima ZT1 mower, and a Mahindra tractor, making it ideal for immediate personal use. Whether you're seeking a private countryside retreat or a smart investment with room to expand, this property combines rural charm with practical, ready-to-use amenities. There are 6 hunting stands next to creeks ready for you to use! Check it out now!

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10697647 MLS

This 29.96-acre property offers a turnkey opportunity with essential utilities already in place, including a well, 2 septic system, and a 2016 mobile home featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and a half bath for added convenience. The grounds come with a motorcycle, a Cub Cadet Ultima ZT1 mower, and a Mahindra tractor, making it ideal for immediate personal use. Whether you're seeking a private countryside retreat or a smart investment with room to expand, this property combines rural charm with practical, ready-to-use amenities. There are 6 hunting stands next to creeks ready for you to use! Check it out now!

195 Margarets Grove Road SW, Crawfordville

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Greater Athens.