Zoning
Not every lot allows a manufactured home. We check your county's zoning before you buy.
Where can you put a mobile home in Georgia?
Pick your county and we tell you the rules and how much land you need.
Land available now
Land for sale in Georgia, straight from the MLS. Newest first.
Land listings come from the Georgia MLS. Not every lot works for a manufactured home. We help you check before you buy.
Pick your county
Open your county to see where a mobile home is allowed and how much land you need.
Gwinnett (Lawrenceville)Very hard. Read this before you buy.Hall (Gainesville)Allowed in AR-IV. Double-wide only.Jackson (Jefferson)Allowed in A-2. Home must be 1,400 sq ft or more.Barrow (Winder)Allowed in AG, AR and R-1. Double-wide only.Walton (Monroe)Allowed in A, A1, A2 and R1. Requires a garage and non-vinyl siding.Forsyth (Cumming)Allowed in A1 and Res1. 2 acres minimum.Banks (Homer)Allowed in ARR. Single-wides OK. 2 acres minimum.Whitfield (Dalton)Allowed in GA, SA, R-5 and R-6. No garage rule.Other county? Message usTell us where you want to put your home and we'll tell you if it's allowed.
Basic rules in Georgia
Truck access
The big truck has to get in and turn around.
Water
You need a well or county water.
Electricity
A power pole has to be close enough to hook up the home.
Septic or sewer
With no sewer, you need an approved septic system.
Permits
The county reviews and approves before the home goes in.
Every county has its own rules. Pick yours above.
Not sure where to start?
Send us your details and we'll tell you which counties allow your home.
I already have land
We check it with you on three points:
- Access for the delivery truck
- Water and electricity
- Septic or sewer