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Land for sale in Georgia
Every Georgia property, researched before it’s listed. Filter by size and budget, or switch to the map.
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Carroll County · GAUnder contract
8.05 Acres in Bowdon
- Road frontage
- No mapped flood zone
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Lincoln County · GAAvailable
24.6 Acres in Tignall
- Power at the road
- Mobile homes allowed
Solid pins are placed from the listing’s survey coordinates. Hollow dashed pins show the approximate area (county center).
By county
Land for sale in Georgia counties
- Carroll County 1 · from $118,990
- Lincoln County 1 · from $260,990
- Spalding County 1 · from $159,990
Buyer’s guide
Buying land in Georgia
Georgia offers land from the North Georgia mountains to the coastal plain, with metro Atlanta’s growth reaching further into surrounding counties every year. Four real seasons and a lower cost of living keep demand for homesites strong.
What to know before you buy
- Zoning. Most Georgia counties have zoning. Check what’s allowed, especially for manufactured homes and minimum home sizes.
- Septic. The county environmental health office approves septic systems after a soil evaluation.
- Taxes. Qualifying agricultural or timber land can enroll in conservation use valuation, which lowers property taxes in exchange for a 10-year commitment.
- Access. Confirm road frontage or a recorded easement, especially on wooded mountain tracts.
Before you buy
What to know about land in Georgia
- Zoning
- Georgia counties set their own zoning, and rules for manufactured homes, minimum house size and lot size vary. Check the county planning and zoning office.
- Septic
- On-site sewage systems need a permit from the county Environmental Health office, which reviews a soil report for the lot.
- Water
- Private wells are also permitted through county Environmental Health. County water is available along many rural roads; each listing says what’s at the road.
- Property tax
- Conservation Use Valuation can lower taxes on qualifying farm and timber land in exchange for a 10-year covenant to keep that use.
Questions buyers ask about Georgia
How much does land cost in Georgia?
Our 3 listings in Georgia start at $118,990. Price depends on acreage, road frontage, utilities and how close the land is to town; each listing shows the price per acre.
Which Georgia counties have land for sale?
Right now: Carroll County, Lincoln County, Spalding County.
Who issues septic permits in Georgia?
The county Environmental Health office, part of the Georgia Department of Public Health. They review a soil report before issuing the permit.
Is there a minimum house size on land in Georgia?
Some counties and subdivisions set one. Check the county zoning code and the listing’s restrictions.
How do I check what I can build?
Each listing shows its restrictions, utilities and mapped flood and wetland data. Confirm zoning, permits and utilities with the county before you buy.
General information, not legal advice. Rules change and vary by county, so verify with the county before you buy.
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