


Listing Courtesy of:
Hive MLS / Listed By: Julie Moon, Corcoran Classic Living
Hive MLS / Listed By: Julie Moon, Corcoran Classic Living 1541 Pete Dickens Road Bogart, GA 30622
Pending (11 Days)
$135,000 (USD)
Description
MLS #:
CL361029
CL361029
Lot Size
1.96 acres
1.96 acres
Type
Mfghome
Mfghome
Year Built
1976
1976
Views
Panoramic
Panoramic
County
Oconee County
Oconee County
Listed By
Julie Moon, Corcoran Classic Living
Source
Hive MLS
Last checked Aug 3 2026 at 6:22 PM EDT
Hive MLS
Last checked Aug 3 2026 at 6:22 PM EDT
Bathroom Details
- Full Bathrooms: 2
Kitchen
- Electric Water Heater
Subdivision
- None
Heating and Cooling
- Electric
- Central
- Central Air
Utility Information
- Sewer: Septic Tank
Parking
- Detached
Living Area
- 1,350 sqft
Location
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There are two mobile homes on the property. One is in very poor condition and should be treated as a tear-down. The other has been occupied more recently, but it will likely need significant rehab or removal depending on the buyer’s plans.
Recent soil testing has been completed to explore options for a new septic system if needed. Per Oconee County and current Georgia law, a buyer may be able to remove the existing mobile home and replace it with another manufactured home, subject to permits and county approval. Buyers should confirm all plans directly with Oconee County. Oconee County has also referenced updates to its Unified Development Code to align with state law regarding replacement manufactured homes.
For a buyer who wants a different long-term path, the property may also work as a site to clear and build a stick-built home, again subject to the usual county review, soil, septic, and permitting requirements. This is an opportunity for someone who is comfortable improving or redeveloping a nearly two-acre tract in Oconee County.