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Madison & Jackson Counties

Comer

Madison County, Georgia

Comer is a small city in eastern Madison County. Nearby Watson Mill Bridge State Park is named for its 229-foot covered bridge, built in 1885 across the South Fork of the Broad River and the longest original-site covered bridge in Georgia.

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4900 Highway 98 E, a home for sale in Comer

For sale in Comer

4900 Highway 98 E

Listing by Iris Inc Realty

Georgia MLS© 2026 Georgia MLS

$3,249,000

Market snapshot

The Comer market today

Live as of Nov 10, 12:32 AM EST

Homes for sale
30
Plus 6 under contract
Median list price
$387K
$65K – $3.25M range
Median price per sq ft
$208
From 22 homes with living area
Median price per acre
$13,098
From 2 tracts of land for sale · small sample

What's for sale

By property type · 30 homes

  • Houses2273%
  • Land & farms310%
  • Commercial & other517%
Also 2 homes for rent

Highlights

Around Comer

  1. Watson Mill Bridge State Park and its 1885 covered bridge
  2. Trails along the South Fork of the Broad River
  3. GA 72 toward Athens and Elberton
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No closed sales in Comer in the last 180 days.

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