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"Location, Location and Location" For information on this property please call me 
Vance Direct 678-463-9533 Vance@AllGeorgiaRealEstate.com GA Lic 167891 FL Lic 3101144 Peach County Climate One word describes the climate in Peach County ... awesome. With an average high temperature or 64.4 degrees and an average low temperature of 52.4 degrees another word that comes to mind. Is Balmy. Some experts suggest its proximity to the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts contributes to the mild winters. The temperature falls to freezing or below an average of only 44 days each winter with January being the coldest. Snowfall averages .9 inches per year and the average accumulation is .... well .. zero. Sustained cold weather days are rare, with cold snaps more common in January and February. July and August compete as the hottest months and the temperature generally tops 90 degrees 80 days a year. The sun shines brightly an average of 110 days a year ... and another 107 days are partly cloudy. The sun shines about 66 percent of the time. Relative humidity is a moderate 72.5 percent, lowest in January and highest in September. The driest season is fall, and October is usually the driest month. The greatest rainfall, an average of 4.8 inches, is usually in March, followed by a surprisingly wet July. Average annual rainfall is about 44 inches.  Byron Georgia
Byron, Georgia, is centrally located near the geographical center of Georgia on Interstate 75 and its intersection with Georgia Hwy. 49. Byron is 90 miles south of Atlanta, 16 miles south of Macon and 10 miles from the Peach County seat of Fort Valley. Use the map below for driving directions to Byron from your location.
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"Location, Location and Location"
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Visit Exit 144 on I-75 & Richard B Russell Parkway Location
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We have all heard the old Real Estate saying:
What are the three most important things in real estate?
"Location, Location and Location"
Well, nothing has changed. Location is still king in real estate.
"The perfect example is Located below"
80 Plus or Minus commercial acres on all "Four Corners" @ exit 144 on I-75
Being offered at only $16,000,000.00
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Parcel One, Two and Three. 80 +/- Acres Details
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About the property. This property is in middle Ga. Conveniently located to Warner Robins, Ga. and Byron ,Ga. The property is very flat . .It was farm land until Russell Parkway divided it in half. When the parkway was built , the GDOT went over I- 75 with Russell Parkway . While under construction, the DOT added divider lanes as well as feeder roads onto the properties. It has easy access from I-75 and Russell Parkway. Robins AFB is located at the end of Russell Parkway, where the Warner Robins Aviation Museum is located. This area has many new subdivisions with homes price from $150,00 to $550,00.and construction is still under way. Also 3 new schools conveniently located in the area Property Location , information as recorded in Peach County GA, Warner Robins Georgia @ exit 144 on Interstate I-75.Property is 80 plus or minus acres with all utilities,electric,water,natural gas(Parcel 2 has the original homestead and is subject to certain restrictive covenants) The price of $200,000. per acre and can be divided and price will of course be negotiated Interested parties must register to view information. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed parties are advise to verify. Advertise Sledge Farm Inc Mail:Info@Vanceads.com Please note advertising your home By Owner on this web site Does not constitute a broker home seller or home buyer or renters representation in any way. And both home sellers, renters and home buyers are acting on there own with out any broker representation By Maximum One Realty Inc or its agents.
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About Warner Robins Georgia Georgia's International City
Geographically located in the heart of Georgia, the City of Warner Robins is easily accessible from virtually any direction. Interstates I-75 and I-16 are the major entrances, providing convenient routes to anywhere else in the state, from Georgia's breathtaking mountains to its beautiful beaches.
The Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico are only 200 miles away, roughly three hours by car, from Warner Robins. Within a 150 mile radius of the city there are several Welcome Centers and many tourist attractions.
The City of Warner Robins, located in Houston County, is the largest of three municipalities. Houston County was the fifty-first county formed in the state and is located approximately 120 miles south of Atlanta.
History: In 1941, the United States Air Force established a military depot in the small community originally known as Wellston, Georgia. The depot grew into Robins Air Force Base, built in 1941, it covers 6,400 acres and is Georgia's largest single employer, providing an important economic boost to central Georgia. In 1943, the community of Wellston was renamed Warner Robins. Both the Air Force Base and the City are named after Brigadier General Augustine Warner Robins.
Warner Robins is home to one of the top Air Museums in the country, the Museum of Aviation. This facility includes the Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame as well as the Robert L. Scott Vistascope theater.
Population: One of the fastest growing municipalities in the area, our city welcomes people from all over the world, the diversity of the community prompted the slogan "Georgia's International City" to be officially adopted by Mayor and Council July 15, 1968. Our citizens and workforce contribute to the dynamic, progressive culture, combining both the small town and big city life.
According to the 2000 Census, the population of the City of Warner Robins was 48,804 persons. In 2002 the population of Houston County was estimated at 116,768, up from 110,765 in 2000 and 89,208 in 1990. The growth rate of our county between 1990 and 2000 was 24.2%, which was compatible to the state's growth rate of 28.4%. From 2000 to 2002 we grew 5.4%, slightly faster than the state average of 4.6% visit Georgia National Grounds here The Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter is a state-owned, multipurpose 1,100+ acre rental complex which is open year-round. It is specially designed for meetings, conferences, livestock and horse shows, concerts, rodeos, RV rallies, trade shows, and sporting events.
Since its opening in 1990, the Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter has attracted exhibitors, visitors, and vendors to public and private livestock and commercial events. This beautifully landscaped site, with fountains and lakes, hosts multiple events every week; many of which are free and open to the public.
The state sponsors three events every year at the Fairgrounds |
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