Centerville, Georgia
Old Stone Crossing Homes for Sale
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5 homes
Avg $268,180
Market Overview
Old Stone Crossing Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Old Stone Crossing, GA
5
Active Listings
$268K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$241,450
To
$311,900
Property Types
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About Old Stone Crossing Real Estate
Old Stone Crossing is a quiet residential neighborhood in Centerville where many households are families and long-term residents. The area has a settled feel with homes set along residential streets that give it a consistent, neighborly character. Its location within Centerville places it among other established neighborhoods that share the same everyday services and local routes. Residents can reach nearby parks and small commercial areas for routine errands and recreation, though the neighborhood itself stays primarily residential. The local public school district serves the area, offering families access to nearby schools without needing to travel far. Housing in Old Stone Crossing consists mainly of single-family homes that reflect the practical layouts common throughout Centerville. At the moment there are five homes listed for sale, with prices averaging around $268,180 and ranging from the low $240,000s to the low $310,000s.
Average listing price: $268,180 · 5 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are currently five active listings in the neighborhood. The average listed price sits near $268,180, with homes priced between $241,450 and $311,900. This limited inventory can mean buyers may need to act fairly quickly when a suitable property appears.
Most properties are single-family homes built to suit everyday living. The current listings show a modest range of sizes and updates, with prices reflecting that variety rather than any single style dominating the market.
The neighborhood falls within the local public school district, so families have access to nearby schools for elementary through high school. Private school options also exist elsewhere in Centerville for those who prefer them.
Everyday errands and outdoor spaces are reachable by short drives within Centerville. The neighborhood itself stays mostly residential, so residents typically use a car for regular outings.
The area appeals to people looking for a stable, low-key setting within Centerville. With only a handful of homes currently on the market, buyers may want to monitor listings closely if they have a specific budget or timeline in mind.