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Fayette County Real Estate For Sale In GA

Fayette County

Fayette County, located just 27 miles west of Atlanta, Georgia, comprises the cities of Fayetteville, Peachtree City, Tyrone, Brooks, and Woolsey.

Fayette County is home to 119,194 residents and has been among the most rapidly growing counties in Georgia since 1990, and for good reason. The communities in Fayette County are beautifully organized, diversely populated, culture-rich, and very close to Georgia’s capital city. Follow along to read more about Fayette County real estate and discover if this could be your next place to call home.

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Fayetteville, GA 30214

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$559,000

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105 Old Plantation Way

Fayetteville, GA 30214

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Fayetteville, GA 30215

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$740,000

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Peachtree City, GA 30269

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Fayetteville, GA 30214

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$470,000

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Fayetteville, GA 30215

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$449,900

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Fayetteville, GA 30215

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$479,900

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Peachtree City, GA 30269

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$725,000

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Peachtree City, GA 30269

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$597,777

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Peachtree City, GA 30269

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500 W Lanier Avenue #501

Fayetteville, GA 30214

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1245 Hayes Square #LOT 20

Peachtree City, GA 30269

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1235 Hayes Square #LOT 21

Peachtree City, GA 30269

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360 Plainfield Street

Fayetteville, GA 30215

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Fayette County, GA Real Estate Market

Homes for sale in Fayette County are listed at an average price of $550,000. Homes listed offer anywhere from 2 to 5 bedrooms and bathrooms and are generally large, comfortable single-family dwellings. Fayette County real estate is mostly organized into an abundance of suburban neighborhoods offering various amenities such as golf courses, swimming pools, lawn services, and homeowner’s associations. Homes in Fayette County range from classic 60s/70s gems to new modern construction.

Fayette County, GA Neighborhood Sampler

While the decision to purchase real estate for sale anywhere in Fayette County is a wonderful choice for you and your family, some of the most popular communities and suburbs include the following:

Peachtree City

Peachtree City is a highly sought-after suburb of Atlanta, with a population of 37,867. The median single-family home value in this golf-cart accessible community is around $368,300, consistent with other surrounding communities in Fayette County. Peachtree City is ranked #3 out of 292 on Niche’s list of Suburbs With the Best Public Schools in Georgia.

Tyrone

Another suburb of Atlanta within the Fayette County boundaries is Tyrone, Georgia, housing a population of just 7,615. Median home values in Tyrone average at $323,100– on the less expensive side of the Fayette County scales. Tyrone is highly favored amongst young families as it is a safe, quiet place to live near the city with highly-ranked public schools.

Woolsey

A small, tight-knit community with a population under 300, Woolsey is a quiet place to move if you and your family are seeking a change of pace and some serious Southern comfort. Public schools in this rural area are favorably reviewed, with an exceptional student-to-teacher ratio and high graduation rates. Median single-family home values in Woolsey currently sit around $343,200, with very few renters in this area.

Fayette County, GA Schools

The Fayette County Public School District comprises twenty-four total K-12 schools with an enrollment of approximately 20,315 students. Top-rated public elementary, middle, and high schools are listed below. On the other hand, if you are exclusively looking to enroll your child in a private school, there are a handful to choose from.

Adult residents of Fayette County seeking postsecondary education at a university or technical school have several options available as well.

Elementary Schools in Fayette County, Georgia

Huddleston Elementary School
Peeples Elementary School
Kedron Elementary School
Peachtree City Elementary School
Oak Grove Elementary School

Middle Schools in Fayette County, Georgia

Whitewater Middle School
Rising Starr Middle School
Flat Rock Middle School
Bennett’s Mill Middle School
Booth Middle School

High Schools in Fayette County, Georgia

McIntosh High School
Starrs Mill High School
Whitewater High School
Fayette County High School
Sandy Creek High School

Private Schools in Fayette County, Georgia

Grace Christian Academy
Solid Rock Academy
Foundry Academy
Counterpane Montessori
Our Lady of Mercy Catholic High School

Colleges/Universities and Technical Schools in Fayette County, Georgia

Georgia Military College – Fayetteville Campus
Clayton State University
Southern Crescent Technical College
Brenau University
Gordon State College

Frequently Asked Questions About Fayette County, GA Real Estate

What Are The Zip Codes For Fayette County Cities?

Zip codes for Fayette County, Georgia, include 30238, 30215, 30269, 30214, 30290, and 30205.

Where Is The Nearest Commercial Airport To Fayette County, Georgia?

The nearest commercial airport to Fayette County, Georgia, is Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, just 23 minutes from Fayetteville.

What Cities Are In Fayette County, Georgia?

The five cities of Brooks, Fayetteville, Peachtree City, Tyrone, and Woolsey comprise Fayette County, Georgia.

Where Are The Best Neighborhoods/Places to Live In Fayette County, Georgia?

If you are a golf lover that enjoys a close-knit, pre-planned, organized community rich in aesthetic value– purchase a home for sale in Peachtree City. If you are looking to live in the epicenter of Fayette County for access to commerce and history, top Fayetteville neighborhoods Fayette Meadows, Atkins Place, and Riverbend Overlook should be your first home-search destination. All cities in Fayette County have unique value, as Brooks, Tyrone, and Woosley are desirable if you are seeking a quieter, more small-town feel.

How Far Is Atlanta from Fayette County, Georgia?

Downtown Atlanta, Georgia, is a short 37-minute drive from the Fayette County Seat of Fayetteville.

Things to Do in Fayette County, GA

Fayette County is home to a multitude of parks and recreational areas, including Brooks Park, which houses recreational sports for youth and adult teams. Visit Lake Horton Park and Reservoir for water sports and boating, as well as many hiking trails around a beautiful body of water. Other parks with lake access include Lake Kedron and Lake McIntosh Parks. Fayette County Government puts on seasonal community events year-round, which is great for meeting neighbors and friends who will be living in your area when you purchase real estate in Fayette County. Visit your town’s local downtown area for great dining and shopping in Fayette County, Georgia.

A huge draw to the Fayette County area is its proximity to Atlanta, which opens the door to many opportunities for jobs, lifestyle, and leisure for any interests or background.

Living in Fayette County, GA Real Estate

Cost of Living in Fayette County, Georgia

The cost of living index in Fayette County is 112.7, significantly higher than the state average of 94.5 and reasonably higher than the national average at a solid 100. However, this is to be expected when living in such close proximity to the state’s capital city of Atlanta. The Fayette County area is relatively affluent, with an average household income of $79,993.

Healthcare in Fayette County, Georgia

When you purchase real estate for sale in Fayette County, you do so with confidence that you and your family will have well-equipped healthcare options within close, convenient reach– no matter what the circumstance may be.

Piedmont Fayette Hospital

This hospital has received a spot on America’s 50 Best Hospitals list in 2021 and 2022, as well as a receipt of recognition for excellence in Coronary Intervention, Stroke Care, and Critical Care in the same years. Piedmont Fayette is located in Fayetteville, Georgia, and offers 24-hour emergency care. Piedmont Fayette also offers women’s/obstetrics services if you are planning to expand your family.

Southern Regional Medical Center

Located in Riverdale, Georgia, and first established as a small community hospital, Southern Regional Medical Center offers 24-hour emergency services, surgical services, a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, and comprehensive gynecological care, as well as specialized senior behavioral care.

CTCA Atlanta – Newnan

This healthcare center is specialized in Cancer Care and offers a wide variety of services. Cancer Treatment Centers of America (now City of Hope), located in Newnan, treats a wide variety of the disease and excels in treatment for lung, breast, and GI cancers.

Weather in Fayette County, Georgia

Fayette County, Georgia, receives higher than average levels of rainfall but only a 2-inch annual average of snow/ice. The hottest, least comfortable months of the year are July and August, with summer highs reaching the mid-upper 90s. The coldest winter months are January and February, still mild as compared to most winters in the U.S., with annual lows plateauing around 35 degrees.

When you purchase real estate for sale in Fayette County, you can expect hot, humid summers and moderate winters with little to no snowfall. Fall and spring in Georgia are equally brief but extremely temperate and absolutely beautiful.

Job Market in Fayette County, GA

Job opportunities in Fayette County have increased by 3% over the course of the past year, with steady growth projected to continue into the next 5-10 years. The highest-paying jobs continue to expand within the Business Management sector.

Many Fayette County residents also travel into the city of Atlanta since it is so proximal and are employed by large corporations such as Delta Airlines, Chick-fil-A, Coca-Cola, Home Depot, and more. Because of the booming opportunity in the city, the average commute time to work for a Fayetteville resident is 32 minutes– a bit higher than the national average commute time of approximately 25 minutes.

Transportation in Fayette County, GA

State Routes 54, 74, 85, 92, 138, 279, and 314 span Fayette County, making the area both an extremely accessible county from the outside and an easy commute to Atlanta and surrounding cities. There is not currently a uniform public transit initiative in place across Fayette County; however, individual cities and townships may offer such.

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