Midland feels like the country but lives like the city. You get bigger yards, newer homes and quiet roads, and you're still ten minutes from shopping, restaurants and everything on the north side of Columbus. Evenings are slower out here, the sunsets are better, and you can actually hear yourself think.
Where I'd send you to eat
- Mabella Italian Steakhouse, Midland Commons.
- Toasted, brunch on Moon Road.
- Chickchickporkpork Grill, Korean, Kitten Lake Drive.
- Guadalajara Mexican Restaurant, Kitten Lake Drive.
- B.Merrell's, Midland Commons.
Schools and the drive
Midland, GA is served by the Muscogee County School District. Some Midland addresses fall in Harris County instead. Look up the zoned schools for any address on the district's site. The commute is about 30 minutes to post.
Buying here with me
Whether it's your first home in Midland, GA or your fifth, I'll tell you what you can comfortably afford, what you'll need at closing and how to make your offer stand out. Conventional, FHA, VA and USDA loans, for buying or refinancing.
I've lived in Columbus since 1991, so when you ask me about Midland, GA you're asking someone who actually drives these roads. I'm available seven days a week, and most of my clients never set foot in my office. A text is all it takes to get started.
Common questions
Can I buy a brand-new home in Midland?
Yes, and there are plenty to choose from. Builder contracts work differently than resale homes, so talk to me before you sign anything with a builder.
Do I need to use the builder's lender?
No. You can use any lender you choose. I'm happy to compare offers so you can decide with real numbers in hand.
How far is Midland from Fort Benning?
About half an hour to post, and ten minutes to the north side of Columbus. Lots of my military clients live out here.
Nearby areas
Columbus, GA · Fort Benning · Harris County, GA · LaGrange, GA · Phenix City, AL · Smiths Station, AL · Auburn & Opelika, AL
Thinking about Midland, GA?
Call or text me directly. You'll get me, not a call center, and fifteen minutes is usually all it takes to know where you stand.