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WEB ID: 89905033

245 Marshview Drive Richmond Hill, GA 31324

Richmond Hill, GA 31324

for rent | RENTAL | Built in 2000

4 beds
2 baths
1837 Approx. Sqft/ 0.22 acres
outdoor space
$2,350

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WEB ID: 89905033

245 Marshview Drive Richmond Hill, GA 31324

Richmond Hill, GA 31324

for rent | RENTAL | Built in 2000

4 beds
2 baths
1837 Approx. Sqft/ 0.22 acres
outdoor space
$2,350

The Details

About 245 Marshview Drive, Richmond Hill, Bryan, GA 31324

Welcome to this beautiful 4 bed 2 bath home located in the desirable Waterford Landing S/D in Richmond Hill! This home features a spacious living room and dining room. Kitchen includes new appliances, plenty of cabinet counter space, breakfast area. Enjoy the amenity filled community. Community pool, playground, clubhouse, and River access with dock boat ramp, picnic area, boat storage. Conveniently located cl...
Listing Courtesy of RE/MAX ACCENT, (912) 756-5888, GA_SABOR:320631

key features

  • Central air
  • Laundry Room
  • Wood Burning
  • Attached Garage
  • Patio
  • Pool
  • Dryer Hookup
  • Asphalt Roof
  • Central Air Cooling
  • Central Heating
  • Community
  • Electric Cooling
  • Electric Heating
  • Family Room
  • Garage Door Opener
  • Greenbelt
  • Heat Pump Heating
  • Kitchen Level
  • Level
  • Washer Hookup
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    Richmond Hill

    A quiet suburb of Savannah, Richmond Hill has an unusual history as it served as the winter home of auto magnate Henry Ford from the 1920s until his death in 1947. During those two decades, Ford transformed Ways Station, the town’s original name, from a small village into a thriving community. He employed much of the town’s population in lumber, agriculture, and building projects; constructed housing and schools; improved roads; and built what is now Ft. McAllister State Park. In recognition of Ford’s influence, the town became known as Richmond Hill, after the name of Ford’s estate. In the 1970s, as growth from Savannah began to spread outwards, subdivisions began springing up in the town. Today, Richmond Hill is about a half hour drive from Savannah, making it a popular place to live. Ford fell in love with the beautiful area immediately—move to Richmond Hill and you’ll understand why.

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