Homes for Sale $500K–$700K in Macon & Middle Georgia

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Move into the $500,000 to $700,000 range and the choices across Macon and Middle Georgia begin to spread in several directions at once. Historic architecture, newer gated communities, expansive square footage, pools, larger lots and flexible multi-generational spaces can all enter the conversation.

That variety is exactly what makes this part of the market interesting. Two homes with similar asking prices may offer completely different versions of daily life.

This group includes renovated Midtown homes, an in-town historic property near Tattnall Square, newer North Macon construction, large family floor plans, resort-style outdoor spaces and one distinctive Byron property with multiple living quarters.

The price range narrows the search. The properties themselves reveal how many different directions that search can take.

At 3561 Overlook Avenue, Macon, GA 31204, buyers step into a Midtown property that pairs a 1949 brick exterior with a comprehensive interior renovation.

Listed at $525,000, the home offers approximately 2,933 square feet, four bedrooms and four full bathrooms on about 0.53 acres.

The floor plan includes a game room and sunroom, along with built-in bookcases, double vanities and walk-in closets. A fireplace brings another layer of character to the interior.

The appeal here is the combination of established Midtown architecture and a move-in-ready renovation, with additional workshop space and a private drive adding useful flexibility beyond the main living areas.

At 115 Covington Place, Macon, GA 31210, the focus is on refined traditional design paired with a more manageable community setting.

Listed at $545,000, the brick residence offers approximately 2,663 square feet with three bedrooms, two full bathrooms and one half bathroom on about 0.43 acres.

Hardwood floors, extensive molding, plantation shutters and a fireplace give the home a classic interior foundation, while the updated kitchen adds custom cabinetry, granite counters, an island and double ovens.

A sunroom opens the living experience toward the landscaped backyard and deck. The listing also notes walk-in attic storage, a cedar closet, tankless water heater, oversized garage and community amenities that include exterior and lawn maintenance along with access to a swimming pool.

For buyers drawn to historic architecture and an in-town lifestyle, 1147 Adams Street, Macon, GA 31201 introduces a very different option within this price range.

Listed at $560,000, the circa-1900 residence offers approximately 3,290 square feet, four bedrooms, three full bathrooms and one half bathroom.

Hardwood floors, high ceilings and stained glass preserve the visual character of the home, while an updated kitchen and wet bar bring contemporary function into the historic setting.

The property overlooks Tattnall Square Park and sits within walking distance of Mercer University and downtown destinations. A fenced backyard adds private outdoor space to a home whose strongest distinction may be the combination of architecture and location.

At 148 Camden Trace, Macon, GA 31210, this price range moves into newer construction and a gated North Macon setting.

Listed at $578,000, the 2022 brick home offers approximately 3,028 square feet, four bedrooms, three full bathrooms and one half bathroom on about 0.34 acres.

Three bedrooms are located on the main level, while the upstairs bedroom can also function as an office or flexible bonus space. The kitchen includes solid-surface counters, and the home also features a hidden pantry and tankless water heater.

Double sliding doors extend the interior toward a covered porch and flat backyard, creating an easy connection between everyday living and outdoor entertaining. Plantation shutters and an attached garage round out the home’s practical features.

The scale changes considerably at 134 Broadleaf Drive, Macon, GA 31210.

Listed at $584,000, this brick residence offers approximately 5,035 square feet, six bedrooms and five full bathrooms on about 0.60 acres.

The three-level plan includes a primary bedroom and an additional bedroom on the main floor, plus a finished lower level with a media room. Three fireplaces, an office and substantial storage give the home multiple ways to use its generous interior footprint.

A screened porch looks toward the landscaped backyard, while the attached garage includes two electric-vehicle charging stations. For buyers prioritizing bedroom count and overall square footage, this property occupies a distinct place in the group.

The only property in this group outside Macon itself, 108 Howard Street, Byron, GA 31008 broadens the search into the surrounding Middle Georgia market.

Listed at $640,000, the circa-1860 property offers approximately 4,518 square feet, seven bedrooms, five full bathrooms and two half bathrooms on about 0.60 acres.

The main residence combines historic character with renovation work, while a covered breezeway connects to a substantial guest-house component with two separate living quarters.

Outdoor spaces include a rocking-chair front porch, pergola and fire-pit area. The property also includes a heated and cooled workshop and garden shed, making this one of the more unusual and flexible offerings in the price range.

At 3860 Ridge Avenue, Macon, GA 31204, the experience is built as much around the grounds as the interior.

Listed at $648,000, the historic residence known as The Callaway House offers approximately 3,321 square feet, five bedrooms, three full bathrooms and two half bathrooms on about 0.70 acres.

The living spaces include a formal living room, dining room, library, study, breakfast nook and sunroom. The listing describes the property as having undergone a comprehensive renovation, giving the traditional home a thoroughly renewed interior.

Outside, a fenced setting brings together mature landscaping, gardens, a fountain and swimming pool. A covered garden pavilion, pergola and private workshop turn the backyard into a series of distinct outdoor rooms for relaxing or entertaining.

At 118 Troon Way, Macon, GA 31210, buyers find a traditional St. Andrews home with substantial updates and a larger lot.

Listed at $648,000, the residence offers approximately 3,678 square feet, four bedrooms, three full bathrooms and one half bathroom on about 1.06 acres.

The refinished interior includes an updated kitchen, a spacious great room with fireplace and a primary suite on the main level. Upstairs are three additional bedrooms along with a generous bonus room that can adapt to changing needs.

Outside, lush landscaping and garden areas give the property a more private feel, while the fenced backyard creates usable space for entertaining, pets or everyday outdoor living.

At 203 Oberon Place N, Macon, GA 31210, the emphasis shifts toward newer construction, privacy and a smaller exterior footprint.

Listed at $675,000, the 2022 home offers approximately 2,709 square feet, four bedrooms, three full bathrooms and one half bathroom on about 0.13 acres.

The Hamlet is a gated North Macon community with a pond and a more secluded residential setting. Inside, high ceilings, walk-in closets, a fireplace and a tankless water heater support a contemporary lifestyle.

An unfinished daylight lower level with interior and exterior access is already stubbed for a bathroom, giving the next owner additional space to evaluate for future use.

The group closes with 1132 Saint Andrews Drive, Macon, GA 31210, where the focus is space, outdoor living and long-term flexibility.

Listed at $675,000, the home offers approximately 4,158 square feet, four bedrooms, three full bathrooms and two half bathrooms on about 1.19 acres.

A finished downstairs area creates room for entertaining or a game room, and an additional room offers potential for a fifth-bedroom conversion depending on a buyer’s needs and any applicable requirements.

The landscaped property includes an in-ground saltwater pool, a large rear deck and a rear gate entrance on Gleneagle Circle. For buyers comparing larger North Macon homes, it offers a notably different balance of lot size, interior space and outdoor amenities.

Put these properties side by side and the range becomes much more than a number.

3561 Overlook Avenue and 3860 Ridge Avenue bring renovated Midtown character into the conversation, while 1147 Adams Street offers a distinctly historic in-town setting near Tattnall Square.

148 Camden Trace and 203 Oberon Place N represent newer North Macon construction in gated communities. 134 Broadleaf Drive emphasizes sheer interior space, while the St. Andrews homes at 118 Troon Way and 1132 Saint Andrews Drive combine larger lots with established neighborhood settings.

115 Covington Place approaches the range from a more maintenance-conscious community lifestyle, and 108 Howard Street in Byron stands apart with historic character and multiple living quarters.

At this level, buyers are not simply deciding how much house they can buy. They are deciding which combination of location, space, age, amenities and lifestyle matters most.

Joanna “JoJo” Jones helps buyers navigate Macon and Middle Georgia real estate with local knowledge, market experience and a practical understanding of how different homes and neighborhoods compare. Whether you are moving across town, relocating to Middle Georgia or refining a search that has already begun, start the conversation with JoJo.

Property Information: Prices, availability, property details, association information and other listing information can change. Information presented here is based on current listing information available at the time of publication and is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. Buyers should verify information important to their purchase and consult the appropriate real estate, lending, inspection, legal, insurance or other professionals as applicable.