Byron, GA Homes for Rent

The quiet community of Byron is surrounded by some of Georgia’s highest-producing peach orchards, removed from busier nearby cities like Macon and Warner Robins. The stillness of sprawling orchards and pecan groves and proximity to ample shopping and restaurants keep Byron the growing community it is today. “We call it an oasis,” says local broker and Byron resident Sandee Khoury of Real Estate South. She’s sold homes across the community for over 20 years. “We have all these things around us, but we’re the bedroom community that everybody likes to live.” The community grew into prominence after I-75 opened in the 1960s, and folks have increasingly flocked to the community’s peachy landscapes since. Depending on location, a property in Byron can offer a rural or suburban feel. “If you’re in the city limits, you’re likely on an acre or less. There are lots of nice homes for very reasonable prices,” Khoury says. “If you’re outside of the city limits, you’ll have two to five acres or more, and you’re surrounded by peach and pecan fields. It’s beautiful countryside.” The community features several subdivisions, like Meadow’s Walk and Manchester Place, with contemporary colonials and