*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Columbus ***
To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Hamilton, GA. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.

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Columbus, Georgia in Muscogee County


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46 active listings near Columbus
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$898,000    635 Broadway
$849,000   * 600 Broadway
$795,000    745 1st Ave
$749,900    1201 Front Ave Unit 502
$749,900    1201 Front Ave Unit 502
$749,900    1201 Front Ave Unit 502
$654,900    1201 Front Ave Unit 522
$519,900    1120 21st St
$485,000   * 2520/2620/2514 16th Ave
$475,000    644 Broadway
$449,000    728 1st Ave
$395,000   * 2312 15th St
$395,000    7 11th St
$349,000    106 7th St
$339,000   * 120 6th St
$299,900    1025 17th St
$289,900   * 1816 Slade Dr
$289,000   * 733 2nd Ave
$279,900    707 2nd Ave
$239,900   * 1230 21st St
$237,500   * 1201 Front Ave Unit 213
$237,500   * 1201 Front Ave Unit 213
$237,500   * 1201 Front Ave Unit 213
$199,900    1204 1st Ave Apt 201
$199,900    1204 1st Ave Apt 201
$190,000    1108 19th St
$179,900   * 1119 18th St
$179,900   * 1119 18th St
$179,900    1340 19th St
$164,000   * 2109 12th Ave
$159,900   * 1313 19th St
$154,900    2208 12th Ave
$149,900    1117 19th St
$149,900    1117 19th St
$139,900    1104 17th St
$130,000    1125 Linwood Blvd
$130,000    1125 Linwood Blvd
$119,900   * 1028 17th St
$115,000   * 437 2nd Ave
$94,900   * 1314 18th St
$79,900   * 1613 Dudley Ave
$75,000    327 24th St
$22,000    1420 26th St
$22,000    1420 26th St
$22,000    1420 26th St
$12,000    2312 3rd Ave

Interested in fun facts and the history of Columbus, GA?
Then read on!

Columbus, Georgia played a significant role during the Civil War. Due to its location, it served as a valuable transportation hub for the Confederacy, helping to move troops and supplies to the battlefield. In fact, the city was home to one of the South's largest military hospitals, which was housed in what is now known as the Springer Opera House.

An interesting historical anecdote from Columbus is the story of the infamous "Ladies' Gunboat Society." During the Civil War, this group of women raised funds and purchased the ironclad gunboat, The Chattahoochee, for the Confederacy. The gunboat was constructed in Columbus and played a key role in defending the Chattahoochee River from Union forces.