$11,500/mo
477 Corinth Rd, Newnan, GA 30263
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.
Coweta County, Georgia
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Nothing is posted in Senoia 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.
$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.
$3,000/mo
0.7 acres Commercial
Corner-lot retail space for lease in the City of Newnan, with 165+ feet of road frontage and about 15,000 cars passing daily.
Senoia is a small city in Coweta County, a short drive east of Newnan along GA-16. Its historic Main Street has become widely known, partly because the town has served as a filming location for television and movies, and partly because of the restaurants, shops, and events that now fill the district. Beyond the downtown blocks, Senoia has residential neighborhoods and, just outside the city, open land.
Senoia has a compact, walkable center with historic buildings, local restaurants, and specialty shops, and the town hosts events throughout the year. Outside the center, you find neighborhoods of varying ages and, farther out, rural roads with larger lots and acreage. Because Senoia sits between Newnan and Peachtree City, it is easy to reach both for additional shopping and services.
The film and television attention has brought visitors, and the downtown reflects that with a steady calendar of activity. Residents describe the area in different ways; I would encourage you to spend a Saturday here and see it for yourself.
Senoia’s housing includes historic homes near the center, newer neighborhoods built in more recent years, and properties on larger lots and acreage outside the city limits. Some communities around the area include shared amenities. Land is available in the surrounding part of Coweta County, from smaller home sites to larger tracts for pasture, timber, or recreation.
Because properties vary so much, the most useful first step is a conversation about how you plan to use the property; that tells me whether to start downtown, in a neighborhood, or on a country road.
Prices depend on the type of property: in-town historic homes, newer-construction homes, and acreage each follow their own patterns, and the specific street, lot, and condition matter as much as the town. Rather than quote an average that does not describe any real property, I pull closed sales that match what you are looking at and discuss them with you.
For sellers, a personal home valuation starts with your address.
Senoia is served by the Coweta County School System. School assignments are made by address and may change, so confirm the zoned schools for any property directly with the district before you decide.
Main Street is the center of activity: dining, shops, and events, with historic storefronts and film-location sites that draw visitors. The surrounding area includes parks and rural roads for driving and cycling. For larger shopping trips and medical care, Newnan and Peachtree City are both nearby.
GA-16 connects Senoia west to Newnan, and from Newnan you can reach I-85. Other state routes link Senoia to Peachtree City and the Fayette County area. Because Senoia is a smaller city with rural roads around it, drive times can depend on the road you choose and the hour you travel. Test the commute at the times you would actually drive it.
Senoia gets attention from buyers across the region, and the combination of a recognizable downtown and surrounding acreage means the market is not uniform: an in-town home and a tract of land follow different timelines. The best approach is to look at recent closings for the exact kind of property in question. I review those with my clients every time.
Land near a well-known downtown can be priced differently from land farther out, so comparable sales matter. Confirm legal access, order a survey, ask about septic suitability, and check where utilities run. If a property sits near the city limits, ask whether it is inside the city, because that affects services and taxes.
Spend a day here. Walk Main Street, then drive the roads that lead away from it toward the neighborhoods and the farmland. Notice how the pace changes in each direction. Then tell me what you saw and what you want from a property, and I will put together a short list. I can set up alerts for new Senoia-area listings and pull recent sales so you can see what comparable properties have closed for before you make an offer.
If you want a property near a historic downtown, a home in a newer neighborhood, or acreage a few minutes outside town, Senoia can offer each of those. If you want a larger planned layout with path networks, compare it with Peachtree City. If you want a bigger city center with more services, compare it with Newnan.
Browse current properties or contact me to talk through the options.
Is Senoia in Coweta County? Yes.
What is Senoia’s ZIP code? Senoia is in ZIP code 30276; confirm the ZIP and county for a specific parcel.
Can I buy land near Senoia? Yes, and land is one of my specialties.
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