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What buyers love about Piney Grove
Access to Lake Harding is one of the perks of living in Piney Grove, a rural community tucked between the recreational charms of the lake to the north and the urban bustle of Columbus to the south. The country community only has a handful of gathering spots, most notably its namesake, Piney Grove Baptist Church. In addition to lake access, secluded residential homes and the well-rated Harris County School District keep people living centered in this longstanding community.
Piney Grove is a small country town miles away from busy streets and the big city life.
Piney Grove homes tend to sit on one acre lots with long driveways.
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What homes are available in Piney Grove
Inventory is low across Piney Grove, and only three homes sold in 2025. Much of this is due to the area’s increasing popularity, according to Realtor Tyler Ward with Coldwell Banker Kennon, Parker, Duncan and Davis. “People like how close they are to [Lake Harding], and the houses are a little more spaced out here,” Ward, who grew up in Harris County, says. “And Harris County schools bring many people to the area.” Ranch-style houses are commonly seen, with log-cabin and New Traditional homes also in the mix. Most homes are set back from Highway 219 and Goat Rock Road on spacious lots surrounded by pine woods. Land prices are around the mid-$70,000s, and houses range between the mid-$400,000s and $700,000s.
Piney Grove has many style of ranch homes throughout the city.
Piney Grove is the perfect city to purchase your new country home.
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Lakes and parks near Piney Grove
Pontoon boats, wake boats and water skiers skim across Lake Harding, a 5,850-acre reservoir on the Chattahoochee River between Alabama and Georgia about 5 miles north of Piney Grove. It’s a popular fishing spot for largemouth bass and catfish. Boating and paddling are other popular pastimes at the lake. Another option is Goat Rock, a 940-acre reservoir with access points at the Goat Rock Lake Marina and Goat Rock Recreation Area. Harris County is also home to numerous parks and trails. Pate Park, located about 11 miles east of Piney Grove, features athletic fields, tennis courts, a playground and a multi-use trail. You can also go walking, jogging, or biking at the Man O’ War Trail, a 13.5-mile multi-use path along a former railway line that extends north from Mulberry Creek to the town of Pine Mountain.
Pate Park hosts baseball tournaments for young and old athletes from surrounding counties.
Lookout for pickup games at the basketball courts while baseball games are played.
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Events at Lake Harding
Lake Harding is home to a variety of community events, including:
Rumble on the River, a Fourth of July fireworks show and boat parade.
Wake for Warriors, an adaptive water sports events to raise money for local vets.
The Christmas Boat Parade, a festive display of boats decked out in colorful lights.
Worship on the Water, a floating church service hosted by Rocky Mount Baptist Church.
Lake Harding is a 5,850 acre reservoir on the Chattahoochee River near Piney Grove.
Piney Grove residents travel to Lake Harding for fireworks on the 4th of July.
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Shopping and dining near Piney Grove
219 Southern Market, located in Antioch, approximately 4 miles north, is a small gourmet grocery and butcher shop. Co-owners Buddy and Robin Wallace opened the market in 2020 to meet local demand for groceries for folks who did not want to drive into Columbus during the pandemic. Meat for the Wallace’s two restaurants in Antioch, 219 Food & Spirits and 219 on the Lake, is sourced from the market. There is also a Dollar General in Antioch. There are grocery stores and big-box retail stores about 10 miles away in North Columbus.
North of Piney Grove is Southern Market where you can find fresh cuts and amazing barbecue.
Downtown Columbus has dining, shopping, and night life for Piney Grove residents to enjoy.
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What district serves Piney Grove
The well-regarded Harris County School District serves Piney Grove, a driving factor for buyers, according to Ward. Notable schools include the well-rated Carver Middle School, the highly rated New Mountain Hill Elementary School, and Harris County High School.
Commuting from Piney Grove
Piney Grove is 13 miles north of Uptown Columbus via Highway 219. Columbus Airport is 11 miles southeast. "The 219 is the main road of the area, people like that they can take the 219 and go right into Columbus," says Ward. Country roads in this area are not pedestrian-friendly, and a car is necessary for errands and day-to-day life.
Mix Market at the Pearl has delicious dishes just thirty minutes south of Piney Grove.
Piney Grove residents can enjoy fresh deli dishes at Momma Goldberg's in Columbus.
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Crime and Safety
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Piney Grove
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
1
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
2
4
Burglary
2
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
2
4
Larceny
2
4
Crime Score
2
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Piney Grove Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Piney Grove, Columbus sell after 62 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Piney Grove, Columbus over the last 12 months is $468,000, up 59% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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