Neighborhoods in the 30901 ZIP Code

Along the banks of the Savannah River, Downtown Augusta's history goes hand in hand with the entire city. Plotted by James Edward Oglethorpe in 1736, using his grid system, still used in urban planning, the downtown area was named to the National Register of Historic Places in 2004. Today, the area has become a place with popular restaurants, the

Olde Town-Pinched Gut, the first neighborhood built in Augusta, is bordered by the Savannah River to the north and is just minutes from downtown and the medical district. This historic area features a mix of housing options, including apartments, single-family homes, and multi-family duplexes and quadplexes. Many properties date back to the early

On the shores of the Savannah River, West End provides potential homebuyers the chance to purchase a home near some of the most exciting happenings in the city. The neighborhood borders Lake Olmstead, the Augusta Canal, and downtown, but it also has its own amenities, including the Salvation Army Kroc Center. “West End is by so much of the city's

Laney Walker in Augusta is a historic neighborhood experiencing a significant revitalization, with the city investing heavily in its redevelopment. The area, once home to thriving black-owned businesses, now features a mix of early 1900s historic homes and newly constructed single-family and townhomes. Many historic homes are being updated by

Home to Augusta University Medical Center and Piedmont Augusta, Uptown is largely a medical district comprised of hospitals, doctor’s offices, labs and clinics. However, there are a few residential pockets brimming with century-old cottages that typically sell for less than $100,000. “It’s some of the most affordable housing in Augusta,” says

On the banks of the Savannah River, East Augusta is just east of Augusta tourist stops Olde Town-Pinched Gut and Downtown Augusta. While the neighborhood is older, the city has begun a revitalization effort, and now investors are following suit. Residents in East Augusta have easy access to downtown, the Augusta Riverfront and the Augusta Canal

Bethlehem, a historic neighborhood in Augusta, is just 15 minutes from the site of the Masters Tournament, offering residents the unique opportunity to rent out their homes during the event. The area features early 1900s shotgun and craftsman cottages, along with newer constructions that maintain the neighborhood's traditional aesthetic. Homes

Once home to Camp Dyer, which served as an Army base for African Americans in the late 1800s, South Turpin Hill is a south Augusta neighborhood less than 10 miles south of downtown Augusta. The community is home to the Carrie J. Mays Family Life Center, a safe space and park, and the high school South Turpin Hill students attend, T.W. Josey. “The

Turpin Hill in Augusta is a historic neighborhood undergoing revitalization. Amenities include Daniel Village Shopping Center, Jones Pool, and Carrie J. Mays Family Life Center, with dining options like Mama Bert Wingz 'n Thingz. Turpin Hill, a historic neighborhood in Augusta, is experiencing a resurgence with an increasing number of homes being