Bath-Edie Homes for Sale

Bath-Edie, located about 20 miles northeast of Downtown Augusta, is a small unincorporated area along U.S. Route 1, characterized by its rural landscape and historical significance. Once a resort community frequented by notable figures like President William Howard Taft and John D. Rockefeller, Bath-Edie now offers a quieter lifestyle with undeveloped land and a mix of ranch-style homes and mobile homes on spacious lots. The area is close to Fort Eisenhower, providing convenience for military personnel. Local attractions include the Blythe Area Recreation Center and Park, which features a playground, picnic area, and an outdoor walking track, as well as Ellis Pond for fishing. Bath Gardens, a public garden and nature center, offers a glimpse into the area's resort past with European-style gardens and historic houses, hosting events like Oktoberfest and Family Fun Day. For daily needs, residents frequent Mack’s Kuntry Store and nearby KJ’s Market. While Augusta Public Transit does not extend to Bath-Edie, the community's location on U.S. Route 1 provides direct access to downtown Augusta.