Rent to Own Homes in Augusta, GA

Larger homes at affordable prices! Whether you're interested in rent to own houses or homes for sale, there are plenty of great deals with lots of living space. In the scenic Vail Drive/Pepperidge area, a three-bedroom/two-bath costs as little as $773 a month. Around Henry St, you can find a magnificent, 2,800 square foot estate-style home for as low as $339,999.
Lots of available land for sale! Check out the Richmond County/Hephzibah area, where you'll find deals such as 30-acre wooded lots (with fishing creeks) for as low as $60,000. In the area of Mike Padgett Highway, you can buy three acre lots for less than $15,000.
Low rents! Rent to own homes or apartments and rent to own condos are amazingly affordable, because Augusta's median rental rates are 14.4 percent lower than the national average. Around Heard Avenue, you can pick up a two bedroom, 1,178 square foot house for as little as $675 a month, while a huge five-bedroom in the Ohio Avenue neighborhood coasts around a price point as low as $995 a month.
Great condo market! There are condos for every lifestyle and budget. A mid-century, three-bedroom around Piedmont Street goes for as little as $55,000. If you crave an urban lifestyle, premium downtown condos start at a price point as low as $129,000 for a two-bedroom.
Great bars! Check out the authentic Scotch eggs at Sheehan's Irish Pub, located on Central Ave. Another local fave is Robbie's Sports Bar on Washington Rd, which offers plenty of TV screens for viewing.
Super swinging nightlife! If you love country, visit The Country Club on Washington Rd, which features some of the best regional talent. Jazz aficionados love The Soul Bar, located on Broad Street, because it offers a regular roster of DJs and live jazz and blues artists.
Fascinating museums! Don't miss Augusta's Museum of History located on Reynolds St, which features artifacts ranging from Bobby Jones' golf clubs to James Brown's gold jacket. For art lovers, Augusta boasts one of the South's premiere art museums, the Morris Museum of Art on 10th St.
Beautiful parks! Augusta is home to several beautiful parks, including the historic Augusta Riverwalk, a downtown oasis with magnificent landscaping. Another favorite is Pendleton King Park on Troupe St, a 64-acre bird sanctuary set in a lush pine forest.
Fab restaurants! One favorite local's hangout is The Boll Weevil located on Ninth St, where you'll find Southern delectables such as shrimp and grits and fried green tomatoes. Another popular hangout is The Bee's Knees on 10th St, a trendy tapas eatery.
Great history! Did you know that Woodrow Wilson lived in Georgia during the Civil War? The Woodrow Wilson Boyhood Home on 7th St is open for daily tours. History buffs also enjoy walking around the historic Augusta Canal area.
Super shopping! If you're a fan of mega malls, you'll want to visit Augusta Mall on Wrightsboro Rd, one of the largest in the state. If you love eclectic local stores, visit Artist's Row along Broad Street in the downtown neighborhood, where you'll find galleries, museums craft shops and gift boutiques.
Culture abounds! Jazz lovers can check out the Garden City Candlelight Jazz series during the spring and summer at the downtown Riverwalk. For classical buffs, the Augusta Symphony Orchestra offers a full season of orchestral favorites at Miller Theater on Broad Street.
Like golf? The Augusta National Golf Club located on Washington Rd is home to the Master's Tournament, which is reason enough for any golfer to move here. Another attraction for golfers is Forest Hills on Comfort Rd, a great golf course that's open to the general public.

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