Radium Springs Home for Rent

Radium Springs in Albany is a neighborhood with a rich history and a mix of midcentury Colonial Revival, ranch-style, and minimal traditional homes, many built between the 1950s and 1970s. The area has faced numerous natural disasters, including severe flooding and tornadoes, leading to a need for flood and optional windstorm insurance. Homes vary in size and price, with smaller properties near the spring and larger, move-in-ready homes along Azalea and Skywater boulevards. Local attractions include the Radium Boat Landing and Park, where residents can launch kayaks onto the Flint River, and the Bill Miller Community Center, which features a ceramics studio and basketball courts. The area is evolving with new public artwork and trails, including a mural on Spring Run Bridge and a multi-phase trail system connecting Radium Springs to downtown Albany. For dining, Café 5.0 and 3 Squares Diner offer Southern cuisine, while Radium Crossing Shopping Center provides convenient shopping options. The neighborhood is 5 miles from downtown Albany and close to major employers like Procter & Gamble and the U.S. Marine Base. The proximity to Georgia State Patrol Post 40 provides a sense of security.