A Better Way to Buy and Sell Real Estate

Phone:  478-956-2000
Email:  Leon@CollinsRealestate.net

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Leon & Connie Collins have been selling homes, land, and commercial real estate together since they moved to Byron in 1982.  From their prime corner office location in Byron, they have been successfully selling real estate in Byron, Warner Robins, Fort Valley, Macon, and Perry, including Peach, Houston, Bibb, and Crawford Counties for over 40 years.

"Connie and I both truly LOVE the real estate business! We love people and especially like to help them find just the home they are looking for. We look at our business as a ministry and are constantly looking for ways to use our training, experience and professional contacts to go the extra mile to make our customers' transactions be as smooth and trouble-free as possible."

Their primary priorities are to honor and reflect Christ in their church, home, and business.  With their faith supporting them, they are able to confidently tell buyers and sellers to: "Get Collins & Get Moving!"

Byron, Peach County, Georgia

Byron, Georgia, home to about 3,000 people, is located in Peach County, where more than half of Georgia's annual peach production comes from. The town was incorporated in 1874 and named after the famous poet, Lord Byron. By the 1920s, the Byron area was one of the most prolific peach growing areas in the South.
 
North Peach Park in Byron is a popular destination, with blueberry bushes, pecan trees and chestnut trees can be picked by the public. The extensive facilities include playgrounds, tennis, basketball and volleyball courts, baseball diamonds, football and soccer fields, horseshoe pits and hiking paths.

The Downtown Farmers Market is a very special open-air market that allows area farmers to sell their freshly picked fruit and vegetables, handcrafted items and baked goods directly to the public. It's open on Saturdays from April until August in Jailhouse Park.  
 
The Georgia Peach Festival is a week-long event that attracts about 10,000 visitors to the area every June. The festival occurs in the heart of a region that has been producing peaches ever since the first trees were planted here in the 1700s. You can even get a free sample of the "World's Largest Peach Cobbler" which is baked during the event, measuring 11-ft by five-ft, and eight-inches thick. 
 
Real estate in Byron is usually reasonably priced, so buyers can often get a lot for their money, whether you are looking for 1,500 square feet or 4,000 or more.  Byron offers properties ranging from new construction to quaint 1930s-era bungalows, 1970s ranches with mature landscaping, and properties with acreage.