River Market Lofts
Hawkinsville, GA 2013
The River Market Lofts afford premier residential spaces in the heart of Downtown Hawkinsville, GA located at 95 S Houston Street. This historic building was built in approximately 1955 as annex to the neighboring Cotton Mill Lofts building.
The development provides ten apartments: Four 1136 square foot, 2 bedroom, 2 bath flats and six 1247 square foot, 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhouse style units with covered parking provided for all units. State of the art green building techniques have been incorporated to provide a desirable environment for its residents.
All rental rates include the following: water, sewer, and trash service. All units are equipped with energy efficient stainless steel appliances, hard surface counter tops, tile back splashes and energy efficient washer & dryers. A screened in porch area with furniture and games is also provided for tenant comfort and convenience.
For rental information & availability, please call Coley Realty at 478-783-4145.
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