The Masters is just 151 days away, and each spring thousands of fans descend on Augusta, many paying a premium to rent a place for the week. With rental prices continuing to climb, however, buying a home might start to make more financial sense.
The median price of homes sold in Richmond County in September 2026 averaged about $215,000, according to Realtor.com. That's a $10,000 drop from May. The following houses are not those houses. This top-five list shows the highest asking prices for Richmond County homes listed for sale.
Ever driven down historic Walton Way thinking, "Maybe I'll live there someday"? Homes at two of the picturesque street's most recognizable addresses are on the market.
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Mike Padgett Highway
Price: $1.5 million
Specs: 5 beds, 4 baths, 4,480 square feet
This home even has outdoor features that'll make you say "shoot." That's because the property is managed as deer and turkey habitat, so bring your guns and your best aim. Pond View Farm is a rare 95-acre retreat. It features an extensively updated home, separate guest cottage, barn, in-ground pool and a breathtaking 4-acre pond with a private dock and covered boathouse. A stunning over-water gathering pavilion creates the perfect setting for entertaining, fishing, kayaking, or just enjoying spectacular sunsets. The renovated main home offers spacious living areas, a luxurious owner's suite and a beautifully updated kitchen with premium finishes and appliances.
3941 Parwood Road, Blythe
Price: $1.49 million
Specs: 4 beds, 3.5 baths, 4,150 square feet
This home even has one of the best views around. Visitors flock to historic Bath Gardens for its breathtaking plant life, picnic spots, and trails. You won't have to, as the new owner will already live there, overlooking the gardens and a horse farm. The home with a one-story open floor plan, built in 1988, is a rare offering, just hitting the market Oct. 21. If relaxing in luxury and seclusion is your goal, this 37-acre property can take you there.
3025 Park Ave.
Price: $1.45 million
Specs: 5 beds, 4.5 baths, 4,587 square feet
This home even has new features with vintage charm. The Park Avenue address is one of the only things left unchanged in this recently renovated home, blending architectural character with modern luxury. The open-concept kitchen features stone countertops, a farmhouse sink, a butler's pantry, and a striking Viking gas range, flowing seamlessly into expansive living and entertaining spaces. A luxurious owner's suite addition offers a spa-inspired bath and custom walk-in closet. Like golf? Forest Hills Golf Course is within walking distance. Prefer tennis or pickleball? Newman Tennis Center is next door to Forest Hills. Just want to relax? Try the home's stunning new pool featuring a sun shelf and cascading hot tub.
2715 Walton Way
Price: $1.025 million
Specs: 4 beds, 4.5 baths, 4,320 square feet
This home even has a familiar look. If you've driven down Walton Way, you've seen this exceptional Tudor-style residence on the corner, pairing historic character with carefully curated modern updates. Each bedroom has its own bath. A charming garden house offers flexible space for lounging, entertaining or a creative retreat, while the expansive basement is ready to accommodate recreation, fitness, guest quarters, or additional living space. Rich in craftsmanship and impossible to duplicate, this landmark home delivers a rare blend of history, scale, and modern comfort in the heart of Augusta.
2068 Walton Way, Apt. 500
Price: $999,999
Specs: 2 beds, 2 baths, 1,887 square feet
This home even has a taste of Manhattan. Shut your eyes and open them again inside the penthouse suite of the historic George Walton Condominiums, formerly the Walton Way Apartments, and you'd swear you were atop a skyscraper on Central Park West. Built in 1921, it combines architectural significance with the energy and convenience of urban living. Expansive windows frame sweeping skyline views, while about 1,500 square feet of private outdoor terrace space creates an extraordinary setting for entertaining, corporate events or evenings overlooking the city lights. Make it a peerless Masters Tournament retreat, or just keep the lush surroundings all to yourself.
This article originally appeared on Augusta Chronicle: Sick of renting for the Masters? These 5 Augusta homes for sale will wow you
