Condos for Sale in Mc Rae, GA

In January 2015, the late 19th-century cities of McRae and Helena officially merged. Today, McRae-Helena is aptly called “Crossroads City,” not for its merger, but for its intersection of five highways. These major roadways connect the town of about 4,800 residents to the peach-growing counties in the west and the beaches in the east, far enough away to retain its small-town feel. “It’s a quaint little town with lots of southern hospitality,” says broker Susan Evans, owner of Susan Evans Realty. She was born and raised in McRae-Helena and has served area homebuyers since 2006. “If anybody has trouble, we pull together. We really have a community to fall back on.” Residents support the town's many small businesses that spread across its town center and have access to a popular Georgia state park. McRae-Helena features a couple of homes built toward the end of the 19th and early 20th centuries that rarely come on the market; this includes the Talmadge Home, a historic mansion that was the home of two Georgia governors. The community also features several mid and late 20th-century ranch-style homes and bungalows that typically feature three bedrooms. Many recently sold homes include