$624,900
52.2 AC Franklin Pkwy, Franklin, GA 30217
52.2 acres Land
52+ acres in Heard County with a natural waterfall and creek frontage, minutes from Franklin and Newnan.
Troup County, Georgia
Properties
Nothing is posted in Hogansville right now, but Olivia often hears about property before it hits the market. Tell her what you're after and she'll reach out first.
$624,900
52.2 acres Land
52+ acres in Heard County with a natural waterfall and creek frontage, minutes from Franklin and Newnan.
$11,500/mo
1.5 acres Commercial
M-Industrial shop and office for lease in Coweta County: two drive-through bays, five offices, and a fenced yard on 1.5 acres.
$16,000/mo
6.1 acres Commercial
About 6 acres of cleared, graveled industrial yard for lease — set up for roughly 125 tractor-trailer spaces, 2 miles from I-85.
Hogansville is a small town in Troup County, located along I-85 between Grantville to the north and LaGrange to the south. The town has a small downtown, a railroad heritage, and a lot of surrounding countryside, and it is a practical choice for people who want land and a lower-key setting while staying on the interstate.
Hogansville is compact and small-town in scale. Its downtown has historic storefronts and community events, and the surrounding area is largely rural: farms, pasture, timber, and wooded lots. Larger shopping and medical needs are typically met in LaGrange or Newnan, each a reasonable drive up or down I-85.
In town, you will find older homes close to downtown and some newer residences. Beyond the town limits, the majority of the market is rural property: home sites, farms, and tracts of several acres to many acres. Land is a large piece of what makes Hogansville attractive. See what’s available now on the properties page.
For each tract, I recommend confirming road access, soil and septic suitability, utilities, and zoning before an offer. I walk clients through each step.
Property prices depend on whether you are looking at an in-town home, a rural residence, or acreage, and on the size, condition, and features of each. I do not publish a single average because it would not describe any real property. I use recently closed sales for properties like the one you are considering.
If you own in Hogansville, request a personal valuation.
Hogansville is served by the Troup County School System. Callaway High School is located in the Hogansville area. School assignments follow the address and may change, so confirm them with the district for any property.
The downtown area hosts events during the year, and the town has parks and local dining. The countryside around Hogansville is used for hunting, fishing, riding, and general outdoor recreation, and West Point Lake and LaGrange’s attractions are a short drive away.
Hogansville sits directly on the I-85 corridor, so drives to LaGrange, Newnan, and the Atlanta metro run along the interstate. Time depends on traffic and the hour, so I recommend driving the route at the times you plan to travel. US-29 also runs through the area as a parallel route.
The Hogansville market includes a limited number of in-town properties and a wider range of rural properties. Because land is a central part of it, the market tends to turn on details such as access, frontage, terrain, and utilities, not just on acreage. I look at recent sales for the exact type of property in question and share what I find.
Hogansville’s appeal to land buyers is the combination of interstate access and open country. Tracts range from modest parcels to larger acreage, and some have road frontage on rural county roads, others are reached by easement. That detail matters: legal access is a must, so a title search and survey are worth doing before you commit.
Timber, pasture, and recreational land are all part of the market. If you are buying for hunting or recreation, ask about the property’s history and its boundaries, and if you want to build, find out what the county requires for permits and driveways before you close.
I am a land and acreage specialist who also sells commercial property, and I regularly work in Troup County and along the I-85 corridor. I can pull comparable sales, introduce you to local surveyors and lenders, and guide you through the due diligence period so you know what you are buying. If you are selling a tract here, I can explain how to present it for the buyers who search for it.
Drive the area and take note of the roads you like. Then tell me what you want from a property and I will build a short list, set up listing alerts for the Hogansville area, and pull recent sales so you can compare asking prices with what similar properties have closed for.
If your priority is acreage or a rural home site with the interstate close by, Hogansville is worth a look. Compare it with LaGrange if you want a larger city nearby, or with Grantville for another small town on the same corridor.
Browse current properties or contact me to talk about what you need.
Is Hogansville in Troup County? Yes.
What is Hogansville’s ZIP code? 30230; confirm the ZIP and county for any parcel.
Do you handle land purchases in Hogansville? Yes, and it is a specialty.
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Hogansville, GA
Whether you are buying or selling in Hogansville, Olivia will give you a straight answer and a plan.