Homes for Sale in Tattnall County, GA

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Glennville

Glennville is the center of the county’s onion country. Bland Farms grows, packs and ships sweet onions from here, and Rotary Corporation has its headquarters and a plant in town. The Sweet Onion Festival is the second Saturday in May. Fort Stewart’s boundary is a few miles east, and the city says the post provides jobs for a large share of residents.

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Reidsville

Reidsville has been the county seat since the 1830s, and the town still centers on the square, where the 1902 courthouse remains in use. Jack Hill State Park is right in town, with a lake, a campground, cottages and Brazell’s Creek Golf Course. Optim Medical Center-Tattnall, a hospital with a focus on orthopedics, is here too.

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The homes

Housing here is mostly detached homes in town and rural property outside it. Glennville and Reidsville both have older homes near downtown, brick ranches and some newer houses on the edges of town. Beyond the city limits you will find farmhouses, homes on a few acres, pecan groves, row-crop and onion ground, and planted pine, plus timber and hunting tracts near the rivers.

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What to check before you offer

North or South TattnallTattnall County Schools serves the whole county, with North and South Tattnall elementary and middle schools. Confirm which ones serve the address with the district.

Inside or outside city limitsInside Glennville or Reidsville, ask whether the home is on city water and sewer. Outside them, have the well and septic checked.

Near the Ohoopee and AltamahaRural tracts run along the Ohoopee, which meets the Altamaha on the county’s southern border. Check the flood zone on any property near either river.

Farm and timber landSoil, irrigation and any existing lease all change what farmland is worth. On timber and hunting tracts near the rivers, confirm access before you make an offer.