A century-old landmark on a downtown corner.

290 E King Ave

Kingsland, GA 31548

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E King Avenue sits at the heart of downtown Kingsland, where the street retains a quiet, small-town character with civic and commercial neighbors in easy reach. Camden Christian Academy is just a few blocks away, while David L. Rainer Elementary, Camden Middle, and Camden County High School are all within a few miles. The home's corner position gives it strong visibility and walkable access to downtown.

Listed at

$574,900

Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 4
Interior: 3,955 sq ft
Lot: 0.55 acres
Built: 1912

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Steffens Restaurant
Old-school diner since 1948 with handmade biscuits and fresh local shrimp.
“…Restaurants near 1325 E King Ave, Kingsland, GA 31548 · 1. Steffens Restaurant · 2. Tequila & Sazon · 3. Malson's BBQ · 4. Angelo's · 5. Outerbanks Bar.”
— yelp.com ↗
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Malson's BBQ
Southern-style barbecue near I-95 with tender ribs and pulled pork that locals rave about.
“…GA 31548 · 1. Steffens Restaurant · 2. Tequila & Sazon · 3. Malson's BBQ · 4. Angelo's · 5. Outerbanks Bar.”
— yelp.com ↗
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Blue Bridge Coffeehouse
Downtown coffee spot on Lee Street that locals choose for their daily caffeine fix.
“…staurant. 1371 GA-40 E, Kingsland, GA 31548; 912-882-7676 ; Blue Bridge Coffeehouse. 102 S Lee St., Kingsland, GA 31548; 912-439-2053 ; Buenos”
— visitkingsland.com ↗
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Angelo's Italian Restaurant
Forty-year-old Italian restaurant serving homemade entrees and fresh-baked pizzas.
“Angelo's Italian Restaurant. 1371 GA-40 E, Kingsland, GA 31548; 912-882-7676 ; Blue Bridge Coffeehouse. 102 S Lee St., Kingslan…”
— visitkingsland.com ↗
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About the home

The Gross House has anchored the corner of E King Avenue since 1912, when it was built as the Gross Family Farm. More than a hundred years of Kingsland history live in its bones — hand-carved crown molding, fireplaces added in the 1940s, original hardwood floors, and ceilings tall enough to make every room feel unhurried. A massive live oak shades the front yard the way it has for generations.

The wrap-around porch pulls you in before you reach the front door, and the layout inside is generous without feeling sprawling. Recent work — a new roof with radiant barrier, new HVAC systems, updated subfloors, and refreshed bathrooms — means the character comes with genuine comfort. A detached three-car garage and additional outbuildings round out the half-acre corner lot.

Features

Interior

Hand-carved crown molding
1940s fireplaces throughout
Original hardwood floors
High ceilings retained throughout
Master suite added in 2000
Spacious, conversion-friendly floor plan

Exterior

Wrap-around porch
Classic white picket wrought-iron fencing
Prominent corner lot
Century-old live oak tree
New exterior paint
Detached three-car garage

Improvements

New roof with radiant barrier
New HVAC systems
Updated subfloors and flooring in several rooms
Refreshed bathrooms

Run the numbers

Estimated monthly

$3,060

Principal & interest: $3,060
Down payment: $114,980
Loan amount: $459,920

Home price$574,900

Down payment20%$114,980

Interest rate7%

Loan term30 yr

Listed by

Bob Piljay

912-322-1377 bob@piljaycre.com

Brokerage

Piljay Realty, LLC

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A century-old landmark on a downtown corner.

Steffens Restaurant

Malson's BBQ

Blue Bridge Coffeehouse

Angelo's Italian Restaurant

Useful places around the neighborhood.

Interior

Exterior

Improvements