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Stephens County

Toccoa

Stephens County, Georgia

Toccoa is the Stephens County seat, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge. Toccoa Falls, a 186-foot waterfall on the campus of the University of Toccoa Falls, is one of the tallest free-falling waterfalls east of the Mississippi. During World War II, paratroopers trained at Camp Toccoa at the foot of Currahee Mountain.

241 Cedar Crest Landing Rd, a home for sale in Toccoa

Featured home in Toccoa

241 Cedar Crest Landing Rd

Listing by Adams Realty, Inc.

$555,000

Market snapshot

The Toccoa market today

Live as of Sep 25, 7:07 PM EDT

Homes for sale
13
Plus 3 under contract
Median list price
$297K
$40K – $940K range
Median price per sq ft
$190
From 11 homes with living area
Median days on market
37
Across 9 active listings
New listings, last 30 days
4
Includes any now under contract or sold
Sales, last 6 months
0
No closed sales in 180 days

What's for sale

By property type · 13 homes

  • Houses1185%
  • Land & farms215%

Highlights

Around Toccoa

  1. Toccoa Falls, 186 feet high
  2. The Currahee Military Museum in the historic train depot
  3. Currahee Mountain, where Camp Toccoa's paratroopers trained
  4. Travelers Rest State Historic Site, an early-1800s stagecoach inn near the Tugaloo River

Recently sold

Closed sales in the last 6 months, newest first

No closed sales in Toccoa in the last 180 days.

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