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Morgan County Real Estate For Sale In GA

Morgan County

Encompassing Georgia’s Lake Country, Morgan County is a scenic and desirable place to live for those who enjoy the great outdoors and spending weekends boatside. The county seat is Madison, a charming and quaint Southern town, offering many restaurants, shops, and events, making a great place to purchase Morgan County real estate. The county also comprises the towns of Buckhead, Rutledge, Bostwick, and Godfrey. If you want to buy Georgia real estate in a place that blends greenspace and activity, Morgan County may be the spot for you.

Bishop, GA 30621-0000

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Buckhead, GA 30625

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1111 Whispering Lakes Drive

Madison, GA 30650

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2941 Little River Road

Madison, GA 30650

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271 W Washington Street #Suite 100

Madison, GA 30650

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271 W Washington St, Ste 100

Madison, GA 30650

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Morgan County, GA Real Estate Market

As of June 2023, the Morgan County real estate market was neutral– meaning that it is not currently trending in favor of buyers or sellers. Prices are reasonable, and homes for sale stay on the market for a normal amount of time.

The average time spent on the market for Morgan County homes is 40 days. The median sold price of real estate for sale in Morgan County is currently resting at $465.6K– a slight increase from the previous year.

Morgan County homes are less expensive than nearby Greene County homes but more expensive than neighboring Walton and Putnam Counties. Most homes for sale in Morgan County feature three bedrooms, two bathrooms and are mostly relatively new construction.

Morgan County Neighborhood Sampler

Madison

Offering a vast array of historic antebellum homes, Madison is the seat of Morgan County. With a limited availability of homes for sale, Madison remains a neutral market. Real estate in Madison features homes larger than the average Morgan County home, with four bedrooms and a selling price of $473.9K. Schools in the Madison community are top-rated for Morgan County, and the downtown square offers many employment and recreation opportunities.

Buckhead

Among the smallest communities in Morgan County, Buckhead is located 12 miles east of Madison, with a population of 194 at the time of the 2020 Census. The median price of real estate with a Buckhead address is $193.7K. Available homes average 3 bedrooms, but availability in this area is limited, so act quickly! Buckhead is zoned for top-rated Morgan County schools.

Rutledge

Less than three miles from major Interstate 20, Rutledge real estate offers a charming downtown scene recently featured in Southern Living Magazine. The community of Rutledge offers quick, easy travel access, lake access, and enough space away from hustle and bustle. This community is also zoned for Morgan County public schools.

Bostwick

Located in northern Morgan County, closest to Walton, Bostwick hosts the annual Cotton Gin festival each fall. Visitors from all across the state of Georgia come to enjoy this event chock full of family fun. Bostwick is a safe community with a major appeal to families and retirees. Residents of Bostwick real estate are served by Morgan County public schools.

Godfrey

A census-designated place in Morgan County, Bostwick is home to 108 residents as of the year 2020. If you are looking for a small, close-knit community to plug into, purchasing real estate in Godfrey is a good choice for you and your family.

The median sold price of a home in Godfrey, Georgia, as of June 2023 is $627K. There is limited availability of real estate in Godfrey, so act quickly! You can rely on Morgan County public schools as top-rated education for your children if you decide to call this community home.

Morgan County, GA Schools

The Morgan County School District comprises four schools serving 3,081 students from Kindergarten through 12th grade. Morgan County Public Schools are highly rated by parents and students alike for their high graduation rates and favorable teacher-to-student ratio.

Morgan County Primary School
Morgan County Elementary School
Morgan County Middle School
Morgan County Charter High School

Frequently Asked Questions About Living In Morgan County, GA

What Is The Zip Code For Morgan County, Georgia?

Zip codes of Morgan County real estate include:

30623
30625
30645
30650
30663

Where Is The Nearest Commercial Airport To Morgan County, Georgia?

The nearest commercial airport to the Morgan County real estate center is the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, situated about an hour and fifteen minutes from Madison.

How Far Is Athens from Morgan County (Madison)?

Athens, GA, is the nearest city to rural Morgan County real estate and is approximately 36 minutes away.

What Is Morgan County Famous/Known For?

Morgan County has been historically known for its cotton crops and is mostly recognized now for the annual Cotton Gin Festival in Bostwick. Madison is also a fairly historical place, having been known as an arts and culture hub on the original stagecoach route from Charleston to New Orleans.

Is Morgan County A Good Place To Live?

Morgan County, Georgia, is a safe and beautiful place to purchase a home for sale. The crime rate for the entire county is at 29.47 per 1,000 residents during a standard year, making it a very safe place to raise a family or retire.

Additionally, Morgan County real estate is located under an hour from Athens, Georgia, and only an hour and a half from the capital city of Atlanta. Further, Savannah is just 200 miles away, making the beautiful Atlantic Coast a convenient weekend getaway.

Things to Do in Morgan County, GA

Those who purchase real estate for sale in Morgan County can count on being outdoors and active in their leisure time.

Hard Labor Creek State Park is a popular recreation site for those located in Northern Morgan County, offering fishing, kayaking, camping, golf, picnicking, and more.
Madison offers many historical sites, such as Heritage Hall, the Rogers House, the Morgan County African-American Museum, and more.
The Madison-Morgan Meander is a bike path that stretches throughout the Madison area of Morgan County– as the name suggests– and is a great way for the whole family to get active and acquainted with your new community.

Living in Morgan County, GA

Cost of Living in Morgan County, Georgia

The Cost of Living Index in Morgan County, GA, is 83.6, lower than the Georgia state average cost of living and significantly lower than the national average at approximately 100. To give this number some context, the average household income in Morgan County real estate is roughly $57,000 per year.

Healthcare in Morgan County, Georgia

Just because you are making a move to rural Georgia’s lake country does not mean you must sacrifice top-notch healthcare. Your family will be well taken care of by medical professionals in hospitals and specialty centers alike when you purchase real estate for sale in the Morgan County area.

Morgan Medical Center: Offering services in orthopedic surgery, internal medicine, and family medicine, Morgan Medical Center is among the top-rated facilities for healthcare in the Madison area.
St. Mary’s Good Samaritan Hospital: Located in Greensboro, just 24 minutes from the Morgan County seat, St. Mary’s offers exquisite cardiac, neuro, pulmonary, and critical care.
Piedmont Walton Hospital: Offering Emergency, Maternity, Critical Care, Cardiac and Pulmonary services, and much more, Piedmont Walton is a half-hour drive from the Morgan County seat of Madison, in Monroe, GA, and is a top-rated healthcare facility whether you have had an accident or are looking to expand your family.

Weather in Morgan County, Georgia

As is true with most of Georgia, the most pleasant months of the year are April, May, and October. Spring and fall are short and temperate, while summer months are long, sunny, humid, and very hot. Summer highs (July and August) reach the upper nineties.

However, Southerners know how to beat the dog days of summer, especially in Morgan County's lake country. Winters are mild, with the lowest temperatures occurring in January/February and plateauing around 32 degrees.

Job Market in Morgan County, GA

The job market in Morgan County, Georgia, has seen a 2.8% increase over the past year and is projected to continue at an exponential rate. Major employers in the county include:

Southeast Poultry Company
Mizuno USA
Peterbilt Motors Company

Industries that most Morgan County residents are employed within are manufacturing and education services.

Transportation in Morgan County, GA

Morgan County does offer public transit, with headquarters located in the county seat of Madison. Morgan County Transit offers a bus route with stops in major hubs of the county.

Most residents in Morgan County real estate, however, rely primarily on their personal vehicles to transport them from point A to B. Most of Morgan County is within relatively central access to Interstate 20, which can carry you most anywhere in the state in a day’s trip.

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