$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 LaGrange 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.
LaGrange is the county seat of Troup County, about 35 miles southwest of Newnan along I-85. It is the largest city in west Georgia’s Troup County and has a downtown square, a long industrial history, two colleges, and easy access to West Point Lake. For land and acreage buyers, it also sits at the edge of a great deal of open country.
LaGrange is a full-service small city. The downtown square has restaurants, shops, and events, and the city has a strong sense of its own identity as a regional hub. It is home to LaGrange College, and the campus of West Georgia Technical College has a presence here as well, which adds to the activity. The Hills and Dales Estate, with its historic house and gardens, is a well-known local landmark open to visitors.
Outside the city, the country opens up quickly: rural roads, pasture, timber, and lakefront areas around West Point Lake are all within a short drive.
LaGrange includes historic homes near downtown, mid-century and later neighborhoods, newer subdivisions, and rural properties with acreage. Land is a significant part of the market here: tracts range from small parcels to larger acreage suitable for building, pasture, timber, or recreation. Lake-area properties are another category with their own considerations, such as access, easements, and lake-level rules.
See what’s available in the area now on the properties page.
Prices vary widely by property type, location, and condition. In-town homes, lake-area homes, and acreage each follow their own pricing logic, and land is typically priced by tract or per acre. I do not publish a single average because it would describe none of them well. Instead, I look at what comparable properties have actually closed for.
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LaGrange is served by the Troup County School System. High schools in the county include LaGrange High School and Troup High School. School assignments follow the address and can change, so confirm the zoned schools directly with the district for any property.
Downtown has dining, shops, and community events, and the city has parks, a performing arts calendar through its colleges, and cultural attractions such as the Hills and Dales Estate. West Point Lake offers boating, fishing, and shoreline recreation. The Great Wolf Lodge is also located in LaGrange. For health care, WellStar West Georgia Medical Center serves the area.
LaGrange sits on I-85, which runs northeast toward Hogansville, Grantville, Newnan, and the Atlanta metro, and southwest toward West Point and Alabama. Drive times depend on traffic and the hour, so test the actual trip. I am licensed in both Georgia and Alabama, which matters for buyers whose search crosses the state line.
LaGrange draws buyers who want a city with services plus country close by. Land, residential, and commercial each have their own pace here, and lake-area properties can behave differently from in-town homes. Reviewing recent closings for the exact property type is the best way to understand timing and pricing, and I do that with each client.
Lake-area property comes with a few extra questions. Find out who owns the land at the water’s edge, whether there are shoreline or dock rules, and what the lake’s rules mean for use. Check the flood maps for any parcel close to water and ask about insurance. Away from the lake, the usual rural checklist applies: legal access, a survey, septic suitability, and where the power lines run.
I can help you sort through these questions property by property and point you to the right local surveyors, lenders, and county offices.
Visit the square, drive out to the lake, and take a few of the country roads to see the land. Then tell me what you want from a property and I will build a short list, set up listing alerts, and pull recent sales so you can compare asking prices with what similar properties have closed for.
If you want a property with a county-seat city nearby and acreage within a short drive, LaGrange deserves a look. For smaller-town settings along the same corridor, compare it with Hogansville or Franklin; for a larger option closer to the Atlanta metro, compare Newnan.
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Is LaGrange in Troup County? Yes, it is the county seat.
What ZIP codes does LaGrange use? 30240 and 30241 are used; confirm the ZIP and county for a specific property.
Do you sell land near LaGrange? Yes, land and acreage are specialties.
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