Okay, today I wanna talk about what I did at 323y Hawthorne Path.

323y Hawthorne Path: Your Complete Property Guide (Everything You Need to Know)

First off, I got a call from a friend who needed some help with a property he was looking at. He said it was a single-family home and gave me the address. I was like, “Sure, why not?” I’m always up for a little adventure.

So, I drove over there. It’s this place in Braselton, GA, apparently. I pulled up to this house, it was a decent size, looked like it had four bedrooms. I walked around the place, checked out the yard. It wasn’t for sale, but my friend wanted to get an idea of the property value and stuff.

I took some pictures, made some notes about the size – around 2,332 square feet, I think. The neighborhood seemed pretty quiet. I also looked up some information online about similar properties in the area, just to get a ballpark figure for my friend.

  • Checked the exterior, seems well-maintained.
  • Noted the number of rooms. Four, I believe.
  • Estimated the square footage. It’s spacious enough.
  • Searched for comparable homes nearby.

After that, I headed back home. Later, I got curious and searched for other places with similar addresses. I found one in Brooklyn, NY. This one was a multi-family home, smaller than the one in Georgia, about 2,096 square feet. It was in a walk-up building, which is pretty common in Brooklyn.

The differences

  • One’s in Georgia, the other is in New York.
  • Georgia one is a single-family, Brooklyn is a multi-family.
  • Size difference is noticeable.

I dug a little deeper and found out that the Brooklyn property had hardwood floors and a spacious living area. I even managed to find some property records online, like ownership history, deeds, and tax assessments. Pretty interesting stuff, if you’re into that kind of thing.

323y Hawthorne Path: Your Complete Property Guide (Everything You Need to Know)

Then there was another house, 3294 Hawthorne Path, also in Braselton. Bigger than the first one, around 2,650 square feet, also a four-bedroom. I guess that’s the standard around there.

Anyway, it was an interesting day. I got to see a couple of different properties and learned a bit about the real estate in these areas. It’s not every day you get to compare homes in Georgia and New York!

Oh, and I also stumbled upon some information about a brick ranch in Northern Randolph Co. It mentioned new shutters, new carpet, and new bathroom floors. Sounds like someone did some renovations. Thought it was worth a mention.

That’s all for now. Just wanted to share my little real estate adventure of the day. You never know what you’ll find when you start poking around these addresses.

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