Less than 10 miles from downtown Augusta and Fort Eisenhower, Jamestown is a primarily residential neighborhood in South Augusta. With pockets of undeveloped land, South Augusta has seen revitalization efforts that have started with an apartment complex and a new Dollar Tree, for starters. Currently, Jamestown is home to the largest community center in the city and has several nearby shopping centers and a sports complex. “It is pretty close to Fort Eisenhower, and a decent percentage of the residents either work there or are retired military,” says Al Simmons, an associate broker with Re/Max True Advantage, who has more than a decade's worth of experience in real estate and property management. “The mayor is fighting for more development in South Augusta and is encouraging businesses to move out that way."
A variety of housing options, old and new
Jamestown hosts everything from a new apartment complex that attracts renters, to a mobile home park and new construction townhomes. Older subdivisions feature classic brick-front ranches and split levels that adorn spacious lots. Developing subdivisions are sprouting up with new construction Craftsman-style homes with fenced-in backyards. Prices range from $160,000 to $440,000, but buyers can expect a three-bedroom townhouse to go for around $250,000 and rise to about $335,000 for a five-bedroom modern Craftsman. “The market in this area and Augusta in general remains strong, even though it is down slightly from last year,” Simmon
Jamestown boasts split-level homes that sit back on wooded lots.
Houses in Jamestown sit on lots with side-yard driveways.
Subdivisions in Jamestown are rapidly expanding, providing growth in Augusta.
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Multiple shopping centers at Tobacco and Windsor Spring Roads
With a shopping center at every corner of Windsor Spring and Tobacco Roads, the area has become a retail hub for Jamestown residents. Grocery shopping can be handled at the Walmart or KJ’s Market. The retail hub is home to fast-food staples like Sonic, KFC and Hardee’s, but for a meal any time of day, locals can try Waffle House. The locally owned BTJ Wings is another option for a meal, serving up wings and other sandwiches.
Residents can swing by the Walmart for all their grocery needs.
KJ's Market offers fresh produce and meats for residents.
Residents can grab a bite to eat at the Waffle House in town.
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Jamestown is a sports-heavy suburb
Diamond Lakes Regional Park was opened in late 1999 on the land formerly Augusta International Raceway. The park is home to rec league games and hosts multiple travel baseball and softball tournaments yearly. Not only is the park home to the baseball complex, but residents can take advantage of hard-surfaced basketball and tennis courts. In 2005, the Diamond Lakes Community Center and Regional Library opened before being renamed the Robert Howard Community Center in 2017 after a long-time city employee. The community center is the largest in Augusta, spanning 43,000 square feet, has a gymnasium and fitness equipment and offers programs throughout the year in line dancing, aerobics, pickleball and fitness classes.
Diamond Lakes Regional Park offers numerous basketball courts.
Multiple tennis courts are available to the public ate Diamond Lakes Regional Park in Jamestown.
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Master’s week and beyond
Augusta is home to one of the largest sporting events in the country each year when the city’s Augusta National Golf Course plays host to the Master’s. The event takes place annually in the first week of April. Augusta is the site for an annual Ironman Triathlon each September. The 70.1-mile race starts in Savannah, and the course races around the city for the biking and running portion.
The school bell rings in the Richmond County School System
Jamestown is zoned for the Richmond County School System, which scores a C on Niche. The district allows students and parents to help individualize a student's education through magnet and specialty schools. The districted path in the neighborhood is Hephzibah Elementary, Spirit Creek Middle and Hephzibah High School, and all three schools earn a C-minus from Niche. Hephzibah High is the third-largest high school in the district based on enrollment and offers the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme.
Diamond Lakes Elementary School is part of the Richmond County School System in Augusta.
Deer Chase Elementary School has serves over 500 students in grades PreK to 5th grade.
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Windsor Spring Road boasts stores for residents to find their daily essentials.
Major roadways for Jamestown commuters
While the Augusta Transit bus line does not go as far south as Jamestown, commuters can access major highways. Less than miles to the west, locals find U.S. Route 1, which stretches from Fort Kent, Maine, to the Florida Keys, or about the same distance to the east, get to U.S. Route 25, which goes to Ohio. The neighborhood is less than 10 miles from downtown Augusta and its restaurants and entertainment.
Fort Eisenhower’s neighbor
Located less than 10 miles south of Fort Eisenhower, formerly known as Fort Gordon, it is a U.S. Army installation that has been active since 1941. Today, it is home to the U.S. Army Signal Corps, U.S. Army Cyber Command and the Cyber Center of Excellence. It remains a major employer, and many active and retired military members live in and around Jamestown.
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On average, homes in Jamestown, Augusta sell after 91 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Jamestown, Augusta over the last 12 months is $258,360, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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