
These are the highest-priced home sales reported in East Metro, Georgia for the week ending November 8, 2026, and together the five sold for $2.77 million. Walton County accounts for four of them, split evenly between Social Circle and Monroe, with the fifth in Oxford in Newton County.
The group covers nearly a century and a half of building. The oldest dates to 1880, and the newest was completed in 2026, the only new construction among the five. All five are single-family homes.
No. 1 — $658,000 · 4420 Parkwood Rd, Social Circle, Georgia

A log home on 9.51 acres in Social Circle sold for $658,000, the top price of the week. The Craftsman home was built in 1995 and sits on a sloped lot on a cul-de-sac at 4420 Parkwood Road. The land runs down to a reservoir on Hard Labor Creek, with about 500 feet of shoreline and views of the water. The property last sold for $625,000 in 2025.
Inside, vaulted ceilings and two-story windows rise over an open living and dining room centered on a stacked stone fireplace. Double French doors open from that room to a large deck looking over the backyard and the reservoir. The primary suite is on the main level, with a sitting room, a copper soaking tub and a walk-in closet, and two more bedrooms share that floor. A winding staircase climbs to an open loft, and the finished basement adds two bedrooms, a full bath, a second living room, flex space and access to the garage. In all, the home has five bedrooms, three bathrooms and 3,374 square feet. A recent renovation included a professional restoration of each exterior log and new landscaping down to the water.
Hard Labor Creek State Park is a few minutes from the home, as are The Creek golf course and the center of Social Circle.
Penny Brown of Orchard Brokerage, LLC was the listing agent.
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No. 2 — $560,000 · 2405 Hickory Grove Dr, Monroe, Georgia

In Hickory Grove Estates in Monroe, a stone home built in 2008 at 2405 Hickory Grove Drive sold for $560,000. With 4,023 square feet, it is the largest of the week’s five, and its five bedrooms tie for the most. Its five bathrooms are the most of the group.
The home blends ranch, European and brick-front styling on a private corner lot of 1.05 acres. A stone arch frames the entry from the covered front porch. The family room has a gas log fireplace, wainscoting dresses several rooms, and the kitchen has a gas cooktop and plenty of cabinets. The primary suite is on the main level, with a walk-in shower and dual vanities in its bath, and two more bedrooms are on the same floor in a split plan. Upstairs, a bedroom has its own full bath. The basement has a full bath, a laundry area and storage, and a covered deck at the back looks out over the yard and a storage shed. The property last sold for $295,000 in 2009.
Amanda Wynn of Method Real Estate Advisors was the listing agent, and Jewell Michael of UC Premier Properties represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $528,550 · 327 Weslyn Dr, Social Circle, Georgia

The newest home of the week, finished in 2026 in Weslyn Park in Social Circle, sold for $528,550. The two-story home at 327 Weslyn Drive is built to the Brooks Plan, with four bedrooms, four bathrooms, 2,854 square feet and a three-car garage. Its primary suite is on the main floor and has a separate tub and shower, double vanities and two closets. A breakfast room opens to the family room, and a walk-in pantry sits off the kitchen. The other three bedrooms are upstairs. The listing agent could not be verified.
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No. 4 — $520,000 · 1001 Asbury St, Oxford, Georgia

Built in 1880, the home at 1001 Asbury Street in Oxford is the oldest of the five, and it sold for $520,000. It stands on a level corner lot of 0.82 acres, shaded by mature trees and planted beds, a few minutes from Oxford College, the Oxford Trail, Oxford Park and downtown Covington.
The two-story Craftsman home announces its age at the door. Columns, detailed trim and decorative railing line a broad covered front porch, and the original wood front door is set between leaded-glass sidelights. Inside are high ceilings, hardwood floors, heavy moldings and fine millwork, and a staircase with turned newel posts and spindles. Three fireplaces warm the home, including one in the living room and one in the primary bedroom, which is on the main level. There is a separate dining room along with several living and den spaces. In the kitchen, a row of transom windows runs above the cabinets, and there is an oversized pantry as well as a butler’s pantry. An enclosed sunroom leads out to a large deck and the landscaped grounds. Each of the four bedrooms has a big cedar closet, and the home has two bathrooms and 3,039 square feet. A detached garage stands on the lot.
Julie White and Patrick B Grant of Bolst were the listing agents, and Jon S Dabney Jr. of Jason Mitchell Real Estate Georgia represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $500,000 · 6781 Highland Pointe Pl, Monroe, Georgia

A brick ranch on the golf course in Providence Club in Monroe sold for $500,000. The one-story home at 6781 Highland Pointe Place was built in 2000 and sits on a sloped 0.59-acre lot on a quiet cul-de-sac. Brick wraps three of its sides.
The home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,080 square feet in a split-bedroom layout. The eat-in kitchen has a vaulted ceiling and stone countertops, the hardwood floors were recently refinished, and the family room has a gas log fireplace. From the primary suite, a door opens directly to the back porch, which overlooks the course. Below, a framed but unfinished basement leaves room to grow.
Providence Club residents have a clubhouse with dining and a bar, a heated pool and splash pad, and lighted courts for tennis and pickleball, and nature trails wind through the community. The home is convenient to shopping and to downtown Monroe and Bethlehem. The property last sold for $486,400 in 2025.
Sherri Wilson of Re/Max Tru, Inc. was the listing agent, and Dona K Burke of Century 21 Community Realty represented the buyer.
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