These were the highest-priced home sales reported in Middle Georgia for the week ending November 1, 2026, and together they came to $3.39 million. Three of the five homes have Macon addresses, one is in Forsyth and one is in Kathleen, and three of them sit in Monroe County.
The group spans more than a century of building. It runs from a home finished this year to one built in 1900 in downtown Macon, with stops along the way at a home on more than four acres and another that looks out over a golf course.
No. 1 — $850,000 · 607 Forest Pointe Dr, Forsyth, Georgia
The week’s top sale came from River Forest, a swim, golf and tennis community in Forsyth whose entrance is guarded around the clock. The Craftsman home at 607 Forest Pointe Drive was built in 2026, making it the newest of the five, and it sold for $850,000, above its $795,000 asking price.
The home is brick on the outside, with beamed and vaulted ceilings inside. It has four bedrooms and 2,993 square feet, with three full baths and a half bath. Three of the bedrooms are on the main level; the fourth is upstairs, along with a bonus room and a bathroom. A sunroom that doubles as a keeping room can be closed off or left open to the kitchen and the dining and living rooms. There are three fireplaces, one indoors and two outside, and the home also has a deck and a patio.
The lot covers 2.13 acres. Below the main floor is a full daylight basement with its own exterior entry, left unfinished, with plumbing already stubbed in for a bathroom and room for future living space.
George Emami of PrimePoint Ventures was the listing agent, and Kim Diamond of Joe Stockdale Real Estate represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $735,000 · 52 Hamil Dr, Macon, Georgia
At 52 Hamil Drive, in the small Oaks At Zebulon neighborhood of south Monroe County, the land is much of the story. The property covers 4.15 acres, the largest lot of the week, and the backyard is wooded. A Gunite pool and a hot tub are set among the trees, and the sound of the pool’s waterfall and fountain reaches the enclosed porch.
The traditional brick home, built in 1999, has two stories and 4,855 square feet, the most living space of the five. It also has the most bedrooms, with five, along with four full baths and a half bath. The primary bedroom is on the main level and looks out over the woods and the pool; it has a new bathroom and a large walk-in closet. The floors include hardwood, the living room has a fireplace and bookcases, and the kitchen was laid out with plenty of room to cook, eat and entertain.
A finished basement adds a bathroom and can be reached from inside or out. On the grounds are an outbuilding and a workshop. The home sold for $735,000.
Robert A Greenway of Fickling & Company Inc. was the listing agent. Tracie Zwitch of Fickling & Company represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $700,000 · 506 Southern Woods Trl, Kathleen, Georgia
The home at 506 Southern Woods Trail in Kathleen went under contract 11 days after it was listed and sold for $700,000, the week’s only Houston County sale in the top five. It is in the Woodlands neighborhood and the Veterans High School district.
Built in 2018 and finished in brick on all four sides, the two-story home has four bedrooms, four full baths and a half bath, and 3,405 square feet. The kitchen has granite counters, stainless steel appliances, a large island, a breakfast bar and a pantry. It opens to the living room and also to a separate keeping room. The primary suite is on the main level and includes a sitting area, a bathroom with a custom tiled shower and a large walk-in closet. Upstairs are a bonus room and a walk-in attic. The home has two gas-log fireplaces.
Behind the home, on a level lot of 0.64 acres, a screened porch looks out over the yard and a saltwater pool. There is also a fire pit area and a detached, wired shop building. The property last sold for $415,000 in 2019.
Elizabeth St. Clair of Real Broker, LLC was the listing agent, and Tina Mickelson, also of Real Broker, LLC, represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $555,000 · 1147 Adams St, Macon, Georgia
The oldest home in this Top 5, built in 1900, stands at 1147 Adams Street in downtown Macon and overlooks Tattnall Square Park. Mercer University is within walking distance, as are the restaurants and entertainment venues of downtown.
The historic two-story home, clad in wood siding, has 3,290 square feet, four bedrooms, three full baths and a half bath. It has seven fireplaces, among them one in the living room and one in the primary bedroom. The home has high ceilings, hardwood floors, bookcases and stained glass, along with an updated kitchen and a wet bar.
Outside are a porch, a garden and a fenced backyard on a lot of 10,018 square feet, the smallest of the week. The home sold for $555,000.
Joanna Jones of Sheridan Solomon & Associates was the listing agent, and Sidra Seawright of Virtual Properties Realty.Net represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $549,900 · 128 Cross Creek Cir, Macon, Georgia
From its spot in the Cross Creek subdivision, the brick ranch at 128 Cross Creek Circle looks out on the ninth hole of The Brickyard Golf Course. The Monroe County home, which has a Macon address, sold for $549,900, its full asking price. The property last sold for $430,000 in 2024.
Built in 1998, the home is brick on all four sides and keeps everything on one level across 3,490 square feet. It has three bedrooms, two full baths and a half bath, two fireplaces and several living areas. The updated kitchen looks over a large living room.
The level, open lot covers 1.18 acres. The property has a circular driveway, a back porch and a fenced backyard. Beneath the home is a workshop with room for tools and projects.
Parker Moore of Rivoli Realty was the listing agent, and Kason Wilkes, also of Rivoli Realty, represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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