As a USAF spouse (retired), I understand the unique challenges our service members face and have first-hand experience of the hardships, trials, and stressors faced by a military spouse.  As your Warner Robins Realtor®, I proudly work with both military families/singles relocating to Robins Air Force Base and look forward to helping you with your relocation needs.  Whether you are buying a new home, building a house, or looking for a pre-owned property or foreclosure, I will help you find a home that fits your needs. 

Schools 

Houston County has 23 public elementary schools, 8 public middle schools, and 7 public high schools (includes Elberta Open Campus and HoCo C&TC).  Eighteen of the county public schools (K-12) have been recognized as Georgia Schools of Excellence and three schools have been named National Blue Ribbon Schools.  The county also has 4 private high schools and 8 private PK-8th grade schools.  With so many school choices, it is easy to find a good family fit in Houston County GA.  

Warner Robins is home to the Campuses of Georgia Military College, Macon State College (MSC), as well as MSC’s Robins Residence Center and Middle Georgia Technical College. 

Be advised, Houston County has re-zoned for the 2010-2011 school year.  Click any of the links below to determine which schools your children will attend.  Please check directly with the Houston County GA School district to determine eligibility (if any) for schooling outside of your zone.      

Houston County GA High Schools  

Houston County GA Middle Schools  

Houston County GA Elementary Schools  

About our Community 

Houston County was created in 1821 through a treaty signed with the Creek Indians and is the 51st county formed in Georgia. The county is named for Governor John Houstoun and was originally spelled “Houstoun.” Perry, the county seat and geographic center of the state of Georgia was incorporated in 1824 as Houston’s first official town.  Houston County has seen a dramatic population increase in the last decade and has a 2009 population of just over 126,000 people. 

Warner Robins was initially called York, and was later known as Wellston.  In 1941, the U.S. Air Force established a military depot in Wellston and the depot grew into Robins Air Force Base.  RAFB covers 6,400 acres and is Georgia’s largest single employer, providing an important economic boost to central Georgia.  In 1943, Wellston was renamed Warner Robins.  Both the Air Force Base and the city are named after Brigadier General Augustine Warner Robins. 

Since 1968, the city has been officially designated “Georgia’s International City” because of the diversity of the inhabitants.  

Warner Robins is home to one of the top Air Museums in the country, the Museum of Aviation. This facility includes the Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame as well as the Robert L. Scott Vistascope theater. 

Warner Robins is also the Southeast Region Headquarters of Little League Baseball and Softball.  The boys team won the LLWS in 2007 and the girls are reigning 2-time champs (2009-2010).  Warner Robins is the only Little League to have won both a baseball and a softball Little League title.    

Perry is the County Seat and is considered the crossroads of Georgia, dating back more than a century when the city was a major North – South stagecoach stop.  It is also the home to the Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter. This award winning facility hosts concerts, fairs, livestock events, sporting events, trade shows, and much more.  The city also boasts a renovated downtown, the landmark New Perry Hotel, and is home to former US Senator Sam Nunn. 

Centerville was incorporated March 25, 1958 and is a family friendly community with convenient shopping and dining.  Centerville prides itself on working closely with its business partners. 

Bonaire is an unincorporated area 2 miles south of Warner Robins.  It is the hometown of current Governor Sonny Perdue. 

Byron was incorporated in 1874 and is named after the poet Lord Byron.  The city hosts an annual “Battle for Byron” fund-raising event and has many historic/interesting downtown sites to include an 1870 depot museum and caboose, renovated jail and jailhouse park, big peach antiques, as well as a classic car emporium. 

Fort Valley is the county seat of Peach County and has been in existence since 1856.  It’s the largest peach producer in Georgia and the downtown area has undergone a restoration transformation in recent years.  Some of the recently renovated properties are the Austin Theatre, old train passenger station, freight terminal, and the switching station. 

Hawkinsville is the county seat of Pulaski County, was named after U.S. Senator Benjamin Hawkins, and is known as the “Harness Horse Capitol” of Georgia. 

Jeffersonville is the county seat of Twiggs County and was named after President Thomas Jefferson.  It became a city in 1828. 

Testimonials  

“We recently listed a rental house for sale with your company, and chose Anita Clark as our agent.  Ms. Clark helped our son Matthew find and buy his first house last year, and we were so impressed with her we called her to help us sell ours. 

I cannot emphasize how pleased we are with the way she handled everything in such a professional manner, from our first meeting to the closing.  Our house was only on the market three weeks before we had a contract.” – Ron and Cindy Renno 

“We love the new house.  Thank you so much for your patience with us.  Surprisingly the girls love it too.  Thank you once again!!” – The Limewood Family 

“Anita, I want to just say thank you for your kindness, thoughtfulness, patience and wonderful spirit of love.  Your professionalism is a true asset, your loyalty to your clients was always demonstrated.  When I didn’t know which way to go, you assisted me in every way.  It was you who encouraged me to purchase my 1st home and I am forever grateful.” – Belinda 

“Thank you so much Mrs. Anita for helping me find my first home.  I love it.  Thank you for going out of your way to help me find a place and all of the other aspects of becoming a home owner.” – Kasey Miller 

“Thank you so much for all your help the past several weeks.  It was truly a blessing to be able to work with you.  Thanks!” – Marcus, Kate, & Scott 

“Thanks again for all the nice things you did for me.  I treasure your friendship.  Also, thanks for helping me through the closing.  I know you will go far in your job.” – Maggie Byrd 

Thank you Anita for getting our house sold in record time and for your patience, support, and many kindness throughout the process.  All the best always.” – Nidia and Bruce 

“Thank you for all your work in helping us find a home.” – Margie 

“Thank u so very much for all your help to us while we were purchaing the house there…u are a very nice and helpful Agent..again Thanks so much” – Willie Elmore 

“I have known Anita Clark for about 3 years.  She brings new meaning to the word “Customer Service.”  Her ability to analyze the details is the best line of defense when it comes to your real estate needs.  I have used her real estate experties to help us make the best real estate decisions for our family.  Anita is your best friend in the real estate market.” – Steven Griffis 

“Anita was very patient and understanding all the way through my real estate transaction.  I was very pleased with her professionalism and would definately recommend her to others looking for a home.” – Samantha W. 

“Anita, Now that this whole house selling process is almost done, I wanted to tell you THANK YOU for being our realtor and helping us sell our home.  I have nothing but praise for you and your realtor abilities.  You did an awesome virtual tour of our home online and had some wonderful pictures highlighting our features.  You were a GREAT communicator with us, kept us in the loop by calling and emailing frequently and most importantly kept us up to date on what was going on with the house listing.  I appreciated that so much since we didn’t have that before.  You are so energetic and knowledgeable and I appreciate you talking us through all the steps of listing and selling our home.  You are a hard workder and seem totally dedicated to your job.”  Cathy