Bogart, Georgia, is a small town located in the northeastern part of the state, in both Oconee and Clarke counties. With a population of around 1,500 residents, Bogart offers a quiet, rural atmosphere while being conveniently close to the city of Athens, home to the University of Georgia and a vibrant cultural scene. Originally a railroad stop in the late 19th century, the town has grown over the years while maintaining its small-town charm. The name "Bogart" is believed to come from a local family who contributed to the area’s development. Agriculture has traditionally been a central aspect of the local economy, with farming and related industries still playing a role in the community. However, as the area experiences suburban growth due to its proximity to Athens, Bogart has seen an increase in residential and commercial development in recent years. Despite these changes, the town retains a relaxed pace of life, with local businesses, schools, and churches forming the heart of the community. Bogart’s location provides easy access to both the natural beauty of the Georgia countryside and the amenities of nearby Athens, which offers a variety of cultural events, dining options, and outdoor activities. With its blend of rural living and suburban convenience, Bogart is an attractive place for those seeking a peaceful environment with close access to urban opportunities.

Bogart currently has 18 single family homes for sale with an average list price of $615,697.78, 1 townhouse for sale with a list price of $315,000, and 2 lots for sale with an average list price of $1,093,800. The average annual property tax for Bogart is $1,854.74.