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Our home county, from Washington Court House and Jeffersonville to the farms in between

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Local knowledge for Fayette County

Fayette County is where the business started and where most of our sales still happen. It is a farming county with one real city, a busy interstate exit, and a mix of village lots, country homes and productive cropland that we know better than anyone.

Fayette County runs on agriculture, the county seat, and the traffic that passes through on I-71 and US 35. That mix creates a steady housing market that does not swing as hard as the big-city suburbs, which is good for sellers who want a reliable sale and buyers who want value.

Our agents live across the county, so whether the property is a Court Street bungalow, a Jeffersonville ranch or 80 acres in Perry Township, someone on the team has sold next door to it.

  • Home county of the Langley office
  • Washington Court House, Jeffersonville, Bloomingburg, Milledgeville and Octa
  • I-71 exits at Jeffersonville and Route 41
  • Strong farmland market with regular land auctions

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FAQ

Fayette County questions

Do you handle farmland and acreage in Fayette County?
Constantly. Jason Langley has an agricultural background and is a licensed auctioneer, so we sell tillable ground, hobby farms and building lots both by private listing and at auction. We can also explain CAUV tax status, drainage and access issues before you make an offer.
Where are the newer subdivisions in the county?
Most new construction sits on the north and east sides of Washington Court House and around Jeffersonville near the interstate. Bloomingburg and Milledgeville are village settings with larger lots and older homes, which some buyers prefer for the space.
Are auctions common for Fayette County property?
More than most places. Estates, farm dispersals and land sales often go to auction here because bidders come from several counties. If you are settling an estate or selling land, ask us whether auction or listing will net more.

Buying or selling in Fayette?

Tell us about the property or what you are looking for, and a local agent will call you back.

Or call (740) 335-2100