About This Home
This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom single family at 3315 Old Highway 27 in Trion, GA is listed for $139,900 ($79 per sqft). Built in 1951, the home offers 1,776 sqft of living space on a 0.40 acres lot.
Key Features
- Built in 1951
- 0.40 acre lot
Property Details
Amenities
Charming single-level cottage in Trion's Airport Subdivision, offering 888 square feet of comfortable one-story living on a level 0.4-acre lot. Built in 1952 with classic wood siding and timeless character, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath home features crown molding, an eat-in kitchen with laminate counters, and a full electric appliance package including range, cooktop, oven, range hood, refrigerator, and dishwasher.
Enjoy easy indoor-outdoor living with covered front and rear porches plus a patio, all set against a peaceful rural backdrop with just a few shade trees. The home sits on a slab foundation with central electric heat and air, a shingle roof, and in-unit laundry conveniently located off the bath.
Zoned for Leroy Massey Elementary and the Summerville school district, with public water, connected electricity, and cable available. A great opportunity to add your own cosmetic touches and build value in a quiet, established Chattooga County neighborhood. Currently vacant and easy to show by appointment.
Monthly Cost Estimate
$748/mo
20% down · 6.5% · 30 years
Estimates only. Actual payments may vary.
Location
3315 Old Highway 27
Trion, GA 30753
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Questions & Answers
This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom single family at 3315 Old Highway 27 is listed at $139,900 ($79/sqft). The estimated monthly payment is $748 based on 20% down, a 30-year loan at 6.5% interest, estimated insurance.
Key features include: Built in 1951, 0.40 acre lot. Interior Features: Crown Molding, Eat-in Kitchen, Laminate Counters. Exterior Features: Rain Gutters.
This property is listed by Michael Burge and can be reached at 4237776453.
