5 Georgia Homesites and a Historic Income Property Retreat

Set on 2.79 acres in Pinehill, this R3 residential lot offers rolling topography and a quiet sense of space in Richmond County. The land’s natural contours create visual interest and the kind of setting that can shape a thoughtful future homesite or a long-term investment plan. Tax details are clearly defined—located in tax district 002 with a millage rate of 31.046—while the listing notes the parcel is “listed for tax purposes only, not zoning,” an important distinction for anyone doing due diligence. With Hephzibah as its address point and Pinehill as its local context, the property reads as a blank canvas with room to imagine what comes next, guided by the land itself.

Size: 2.79 acres

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On a quiet cul-de-sac in West Augusta, this 0.35-acre lot offers a simple, flexible canvas for what comes next. Set along a paved road, the parcel is noted as having utilities available and no restrictions, creating room for a range of possibilities without overcomplicating the plan. Daily life here is shaped by convenience: Augusta University and the VA Hospital are nearby, and shopping plus highway access keep commutes and errands straightforward. Whether you’re envisioning a custom build or securing land in an established area, the setting balances privacy at the end of the street with easy connection to the city’s essentials. It’s the kind of address that supports an at-your-own-pace vision, with practicality already in place.

Size: 0.35 acres

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Set on a spacious 0.41-acre lot in Bonaire’s Aspen Woods Subdivision, this three-bedroom, two-bath home offers a calm, quiet setting with room to breathe. Inside, brand-new luxury vinyl plank flooring runs throughout, grounding an expansive open floor plan designed to feel bright and airy—easy for everyday living and natural for entertaining. All bedrooms include walk-in closets for generous storage, while the primary suite adds a flexible bonus space that can adapt as a home office, nursery, or cozy retreat. Out back, the yard backs up to the woods, bringing a sense of privacy and a peaceful edge to morning coffee or evening downtime. With major systems and big-ticket items already addressed, the remaining cosmetic touches invite a personal finishing layer that reflects your own style.

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Set on a thoughtfully prepared lot in Elko, this homesite balances privacy with practicality. A wooded front creates a natural screen from the road, then gives way to a flat, cleared area ready for a future build. With county water available and a completed level 3 soil test, much of the early groundwork has already been addressed—an advantage when you’re ready to move from planning to progress. The property supports a range of possibilities, whether your vision calls for a custom build or a manufactured home, offering flexibility without losing the sense of seclusion. Restrictions do apply, helping define what can take shape here. It’s an inviting setting for a home designed around breathing room, quiet mornings, and space to spread out.

Size: 4.44 acres

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Originally built in 1880, the storied Parsons-Lovejoy-Twitty-Mullis-Burrell-Duncan house brings Hawkinsville history into daily life with a warm sense of renewal. Inside, original hardwood floors and an original, sturdy stairway set the tone, while open, spacious rooms offer an easy flow for modern living. Thoughtful updates keep the home grounded in the current century without losing the character and charm the current owner has carefully infused throughout. Set on corner lots, the property makes a memorable impression from the street, and the large lot creates an estate-like feel. A guest cottage adds flexibility—ideal for hosting or as an income-producing rental—an effortless complement to the main residence. Just blocks from downtown Hawkinsville, it’s a place where the past and present comfortably meet.

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