Crawfordville, Georgia, is a small, historic city in Taliaferro County, located about 60 miles east of Atlanta, with a population of around 500. Known as the birthplace of Alexander H. Stephens, Vice President of the Confederacy, the city is home to the A.H. Stephens State Park, which features a historic museum, hiking trails, and opportunities for camping and fishing. Crawfordville’s quaint downtown retains a nostalgic charm with its historic buildings, including the Taliaferro County Courthouse, one of Georgia’s oldest still in use. The city hosts the annual Stephens Potato Festival, celebrating its agricultural roots and community spirit. Despite its small size, Crawfordville offers a peaceful retreat with a rich historical legacy, appealing to those seeking a glimpse into Georgia’s past.

Crawfordville currently has no homes for sale. The average annual property tax for Crawfordville is $4,039.