Homes for Sale in Liberty County, GA
Fort Stewart’s home county, where Army life, colonial history and the Georgia coast all sit inside one county line.
Fort Stewart, colonial Midway and the coast
Liberty County is home to Fort Stewart. In 1940 the federal government bought a large part of the county’s north side for the post, and Hinesville grew up alongside it.
Hinesville, the county seat, has newer subdivisions and a short drive to post, and Walthourville sits on its southern edge. Out east along US 17 and I-95, Midway and Riceboro are older coastal communities with colonial history, tidal creeks and quicker access to Savannah and Brunswick.
- County seat
- Hinesvilleon the south side of Fort Stewart
- Schools
- County districtLiberty County School System
- Fort Stewart
- Army posthome of the 3rd Infantry Division
- Getting around
- US 84 · I-95 · US 17Savannah about 39 miles northeast
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Near Fort Stewart
Hinesville and Walthourville, south of the post.
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Older coastal towns near I-95 and the marsh.
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Homesites, timber tracts and hunting land.
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Hinesville
Hinesville is the county seat, on the south side of Fort Stewart, and the Army sets the rhythm here. Soldiers and civilians arrive and leave on orders, so many buyers shop from another duty station. Downtown has Bradwell Park and a Thursday evening farmers market from March to November, and Bryant Commons has a pond, an amphitheater and a dog park.
See Hinesville homesMidway, Riceboro and Walthourville
Midway, at I-95 Exit 76, was settled in the 1750s in St. John’s Parish, the first in Georgia to vote for liberty, which gave the county its name. Riceboro, the county seat before Hinesville, has a public boat landing and fishing pier on US 17. Walthourville, on Hinesville’s southern edge, has a new subdivision and a state bypass connector being built through town.
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Hinesville has more subdivisions and newer homes than the smaller towns, plus apartment communities. Walthourville adds new construction next to older houses on bigger lots. Midway and Riceboro mix older homes, rural lots and homes near the marsh, and the coast has condominiums facing the Intracoastal Waterway. Beyond the towns are homesites, timber tracts and hunting land.
What to check before you offer
Which schoolThe Liberty County School System serves the county. Assignment depends on the address, so confirm the school with the district before you offer.
Closing on your report dateGeorgia closings are handled by a closing attorney. We coordinate with that office so the timeline fits your report date, and line up inspections before you arrive.
Wetlands and flood zonesNear the coast and the marsh, check wetlands and flood zones closely, and confirm access, septic and survey lines on any land.
Planning for the next ordersWhen orders come again, you can sell or keep the house as a rental. Weigh both before you buy, and we will help you do it honestly.
Talk to Alicia about Liberty County
Moving on orders, or already here? Call or text Alicia and the team. We will build the search around your report date, tour homes by live video and send honest notes on the street and the drive to post.
Schools, parks and getting around
Schools
- Liberty County School System
- Bradwell Institute and Liberty County High School
- Georgia Southern and Savannah Tech Liberty campuses
Parks and the coast
- Bryant Commons: pond, amphitheater, dog park
- Fort Morris, overlooking St. Catherines Sound
- Cay Creek Wetlands Interpretive Center in Midway
Around town
- Thursday farmers market downtown, March to November
- Midway Museum and historic district
- 3rd Infantry Division Museum and Warriors Walk
- Illuminated Christmas Parade each December
Getting around
- US 84 east from Hinesville to I-95
- US 17 through Midway and Riceboro
- Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah
School information is factual and by district. Always confirm a specific address with the district.
Liberty County FAQ
What towns are in Liberty County, GA?
Hinesville is the county seat, right beside Fort Stewart. We also work in Walthourville on Hinesville’s southern edge, and in Midway and Riceboro out east along US 17 and I-95. Each has its own feel, from Hinesville’s subdivisions to the older coastal communities near the marsh.
Can I buy a home in Hinesville before I arrive on PCS orders?
Yes, and many buyers here do. We tour homes with you by live video, send honest notes on the street and the drive to post, and line up inspections while you are still at your current duty station. Georgia closings are handled by a closing attorney, and we coordinate with that office so the timeline fits your report date.
Which school district serves Liberty County?
The Liberty County School System serves the county. Its high schools are Bradwell Institute and Liberty County High School, its middle schools are Lewis Frasier, Midway and Snelson-Golden, and it also runs the Liberty College & Career Academy. Georgia Southern and Savannah Tech both have Liberty campuses in Hinesville.
Is there land for sale in Liberty County?
Yes, though Fort Stewart takes up a large part of the county’s north side, so private land is concentrated around the towns and out east. Listings tend to be homesites, small acreage and timber or hunting tracts. Near the coast we check wetlands and flood zones closely, and everywhere we check access, septic and survey lines before you offer.
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