 When looking to relocate, Douglas County, Georgia is an attractive option for many reasons. The county is located just 25 miles west of Atlanta, making it perfect for those who crave the excitement, employment opportunities, and convenience of the city. Yet, Douglas County also offers a low cost of living, terrific school system, great health care facilities, and a priceless “hometown” atmosphere.
Douglas County, Georgia offers at wide variety of residential options, from lovely condos to quite, charming single family neighborhoods. The area is a haven for those who love outdoor activities, including swimming, golf, hiking, fishing, and tennis. The beauty and convenience of living in Douglas County has made it a popular place to call home. According to the 2005 U.S. Census Estimate, nearly 113,000 live in the county. The main communities include Douglasville (the county seat), Austell, Villa Rica, Lithia Springs, and Winston. Douglas County Attractions It is nearly impossible to list all of the great things to do in Douglas County! The county is home to the Sweetwater Creek State Conservation Park, Georgia's third-most visited State Park and the scenic Dog River Reservoir. Both places offer fishing and boating activities. Another popular outdoor spot is the Clinton Nature Preserve, which features a pre-Civil war log cabin, walking trails, and beautiful picnic areas.
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Historic Downtown Douglasville delights both residents and visitors alike. The turn-of-the-century downtown is on the National Register of Historic Places. You can spend hours exploring the charming shops and restaurants. Douglas County Fun Fact Formed soon after the end of the US Civil War, Douglas County's originally named by after Frederick Douglass, the Civil War-era abolitionist. Later, the official honoree was changed to Stephen A. Douglas, an Illinois senator and the Democratic opponent of Abraham Lincoln in the presidential election of 1860.
Remodeling and Renovations >Show And Sell
Real estate agents are often asked "What is the best way to show and sell a home?" Almost every agent can tell you a story about meeting with a prospective seller who has just completed a lot of work to prepare their home for the market. It can be difficult for a real estate agent to tell the seller that their renovations were not the best changes to effectively market their home.
If you are considering making any improvements prior to selling your home, the best advice is to consult with your agent before you make any changes. An experienced real estate agent can provide you with information that can help you decide what kind of improvements will set the stage for a sale. Whether it is paint and wallpaper, remodeling the bathrooms, or updating the kitchen, your real estate agent can guide you toward "neutral" choices which can assist the buyer's imagination.
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1992 marked the first year since before the Civil War that there were fewer than 2 million ________ in the United States?
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There are fewer than 2 million farms, and agricultural land is still being carved up for residential and commercial uses. |
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