Ask around Augusta, and Stratford almost always makes the “top neighborhoods” list. But with new developments popping up and shifting buyer needs in 2025, it’s fair to ask:
Is Stratford still worth the hype?
Whether you’re buying, selling, or just curious about your home’s value, here’s what makes Stratford stand out—and why it may still be one of Augusta’s smartest moves.
🏘️ The Appeal of Stratford: Then and Now
Stratford has always had that rare mix of:
- Quiet, tree-lined streets
- Well-maintained homes with strong curb appeal
- Access to top-rated Columbia County schools
- A strong sense of neighborhood pride and stability
It’s no wonder families and professionals alike have called Stratford home for years.
Home Types and Pricing in 2025
In today’s market, Stratford homes tend to fall in the $330K–$450K range, depending on size, updates, and yard space. Most are:
- 3–5 bedrooms
- Brick or traditional style
- Well-kept with thoughtful landscaping
💡 Pro Tip: Homes in Stratford tend to hold value longer than flashier new builds. You’re buying more than square footage—you’re buying community longevity.
Location Still Matters—And Stratford Delivers
Stratford is located just off Hereford Farm Road, with easy access to:
- Evans Towne Center Park for family outings or concerts
- Bartram Trail Golf Club for weekend tee times
- Publix and Walmart for daily essentials
- Top dining spots like TakoSushi or Ironwood Tavern for local flavor
For many homeowners, this balance of quiet living and close-by convenience is a huge win.
How Is Stratford Performing in Today’s Market?
Despite rising interest rates, homes in Stratford continue to sell quickly—especially those that are move-in ready and priced right.
🏷️ Stats to Know:
- Average days on market: Under 21
- List-to-sale ratio: Typically 97–99%
- Top features buyers want: Updated kitchens, screened porches, and large fenced yards
Who’s Buying in Stratford Now?
- Growing families looking for more space and access to schools
- Military families wanting stability close to Fort Eisenhower
- Remote workers who value peace and privacy
- Retirees who want community feel without HOA overload
Thinking of Buying or Selling in Stratford?
This neighborhood isn’t just surviving 2025—it’s thriving. But every street, style, and floor plan is different.
Let’s talk strategy—whether you’re moving in or moving on.