Neighborhoods
Discover the communities Anthony serves
Appling
Appling sits in the rolling countryside of Columbia County in east-central Georgia, just west of Augusta and part of the growing suburban corridor that stretches along the Savannah River. The area is characterized by a mix of established neighborhoods and newer residential development, with wooded lots and open land still defining much of the landscape. Housing options range from ranch-style homes on larger parcels to family-friendly subdivisions built in recent decades, offering a range of price points and lot sizes.
Augusta
Augusta sprawls along the Savannah River in eastern Georgia, where the rolling Piedmont landscape meets the coastal plain. The city's identity is shaped by its riverfront setting, its role as a regional hub, and its famous connection to golf. Historic districts downtown showcase antebellum architecture and early 20th-century commercial buildings, while established residential neighborhoods offer mid-century homes beneath mature trees. Newer subdivisions on the outskirts provide contemporary housing options for growing families.
Evans
Evans stretches across Columbia County in east-central Georgia, part of the Augusta metropolitan area along the Savannah River corridor. The city combines suburban residential neighborhoods with rural pockets, offering everything from newer subdivisions with brick ranch homes and two-story colonials to older properties on larger lots. Tree-lined streets and cul-de-sacs define many established areas, while commercial corridors provide convenient access to grocery stores, restaurants, and services.
Grovetown
Grovetown sits in Columbia County, just west of Augusta, where rolling Georgia terrain transitions from the Piedmont toward the coastal plain. This community has evolved from a quiet railroad stop into a growing residential area that appeals to those seeking newer construction, established subdivisions, and a pace of life that feels removed from metro congestion while remaining close to regional employment hubs.
Harlem
Harlem sits in Columbia County in east-central Georgia, where the rolling Piedmont landscape transitions toward the Savannah River basin. This small city offers a quieter, close-knit environment shaped by its proximity to larger employment centers while maintaining its own identity rooted in local schools and civic institutions.
Hephzibah
Hephzibah sits just south of Augusta in east-central Georgia, where the piedmont begins its gentle roll toward the coastal plain. This established community offers a quieter alternative to urban life while remaining closely connected to the metro area's employment, medical centers, and amenities. The housing stock reflects decades of growth, from modest ranch homes in older subdivisions to brick traditional styles and newer construction scattered along tree-lined streets.
Martinez
Martinez sits along the western edge of Columbia County in Georgia's Central Savannah River Area, roughly twenty minutes from Augusta. The community spans tree-lined residential streets, suburban developments built over several decades, and pockets of rural character on its outskirts. Homes range from brick ranches on established lots to contemporary builds in newer subdivisions, reflecting the area's evolution from farmland to settled suburb.
North Augusta
North Augusta sits along the South Carolina side of the Savannah River, directly across from Augusta, Georgia, blending small-town accessibility with proximity to a larger metro area. The city offers a mix of single-family homes, from ranch-style houses in established neighborhoods to newer construction in expanding subdivisions, giving residents choices across various architectural styles and price points.