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Welcome to Moultrie, the Colquitt County seat and an agricultural hub of southwest Georgia, home to the annual Sunbelt Agricultural Exposition.

Moultrie is the county seat of Colquitt County in southwest Georgia, a region long defined by farming, agribusiness, and small-town civic life. The city sits in the broad agricultural belt of the Georgia coastal plain, where cotton, peanuts, vegetables, and livestock have shaped the economy for generations. As the county seat, Moultrie anchors Colquitt County's commerce, education, and government, and its role as a regional market town is reflected in a compact downtown built around a neoclassical courthouse completed in 1902. Agriculture remains the city's economic signature. Each October, Moultrie hosts the Sunbelt Agricultural Exposition at Spence Field, drawing more than 200,000 visitors to an event billed as North America's premier farm show. The expo showcases farm equipment, crop-management innovation, and livestock, giving the city a national profile in agricultural circles while reinforcing its identity as a working farm town rather than a bedroom community. The community is also home to Colquitt Regional Medical Center, a regional healthcare employer, and to the South Georgia campus of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, which trains physicians for underserved parts of the state. Southern Regional Technical College provides workforce and technical education, giving Moultrie an educational presence that extends well beyond the K-12 system. Moultrie's demographic makeup is notably diverse, reflecting South Georgia's agricultural and cultural heritage. Residents describe a place that prizes its agricultural roots while maintaining the institutions of a county seat: a historic courthouse square, established churches, and a network of civic and community organizations. The city's warm, temperate climate and its position at the center of the county reinforce its role as a gathering place for the surrounding rural communities. For those drawn to a slower pace, a strong sense of place, and a community closely tied to the land and to regional agriculture, Moultrie offers a grounded, small-city way of life in the heart of southwest Georgia.

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Listings 15

Population 14,638

County Colquitt County

Houses in Moultrie, GA

1069 Funston Sigsbee RD Moultrie, GA 31768

3 Beds bathtub 2.5 Baths straighten 2162 sq ft

$372,000

10832338

For Sale

65 Packer Pride DR SE Moultrie, GA 31788

4 Beds bathtub 2 Baths straighten 1812 sq ft

$208,500

10682425

For Sale

1021 11th AVE NW Moultrie, GA 31768

3 Beds bathtub 2 Baths straighten 1178 sq ft

$274,900

10766636

For Sale

266 Sam Harrell RD Moultrie, GA 31768

3 Beds bathtub 2 Baths straighten 1452 sq ft

$380,000

10717903

For Sale

362 Cherokee DR Moultrie, GA 31768

6 Beds bathtub 3.5 Baths straighten 2706 sq ft

Lots & Land in Moultrie, GA

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$75,000

10807962

For Sale

712 Sumner RD Moultrie, GA 31768

$1,700,000

10701305

For Sale

1019 D H Alderman RD Moultrie, GA 31788

$2,650,000

10682644

For Sale

441 Weaver RD Moultrie, GA 31768

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How homes have been selling here over the last 90 days.

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payments Median Sale Price $800,000 +220.0%

square_foot Price per Sq Ft $133

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percent Sale-to-List Ratio 96.0%

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$285,000

1069 Funston Sigsbee RDMoultrie, GA 31768

3 bd
2.5 ba
2162 sqft
Built 1955
10834401

For Sale

$372,000

65 Packer Pride DR SEMoultrie, GA 31788

4 bd
2 ba
1812 sqft
Built 2026
10832338

For Sale

$208,500

1021 11th AVE NWMoultrie, GA 31768

3 bd
2 ba
1178 sqft
Built 2025
10682425

For Sale

$274,900

266 Sam Harrell RDMoultrie, GA 31768

3 bd
2 ba
1452 sqft
Built 1950
10766636

For Sale

$380,000

362 Cherokee DRMoultrie, GA 31768

6 bd
3.5 ba
2706 sqft
Built 2009
10717903

City Guide

About Moultrie

Real Estate & Housing

Moultrie's housing stock spans more than a century of construction. Near the courthouse square, early-1900s frame houses and bungalows line the tree-shaded streets of the oldest neighborhoods. Farther out, mid-century ranch homes and brick houses sit on conventional suburban lots, while the surrounding countryside offers farmhouses, acreage, and larger rural parcels. The overall pattern is one of established, low-density neighborhoods that grew outward from a historic center, with a mix of housing suited to families, retirees, and people tied to the area's agricultural and medical employers. Newer construction tends to appear at the city's edges, where the town gradually gives way to open farmland.

Neighborhoods

Moultrie is organized around its downtown, where the 1902 Colquitt County Courthouse anchors a square framed by early-20th-century commercial buildings; the adjacent Commercial Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Residential neighborhoods radiate from this core, with older homes concentrated near the square and mid-century subdivisions farther out. Much of the city's identity is tied to this center-and-rings pattern, and no single district dominates the market. Institutional anchors such as Colquitt Regional Medical Center, the public school campuses, and the PCOM South Georgia site help define different parts of town, giving buyers a range of settings from in-town streets to open rural edges.

Lifestyle in Moultrie

Life in Moultrie revolves around agriculture and community. The Sunbelt Agricultural Exposition each October brings a surge of visitors and energy, while the rest of the year unfolds at a measured, small-city pace centered on the courthouse square, local churches, and school and community events. Dining and shopping concentrate downtown and along the main commercial corridors, and the area's hunting preserves and natural recreation areas offer an outdoors-oriented counterpoint. The city's agricultural calendar, civic institutions, and warm climate shape a lifestyle that appeals to people who value rootedness and a strong sense of place over big-city amenities.

Schools & Education

Moultrie's public schools are operated by the Colquitt County School District, a countywide system that includes Colquitt County High School and a network of elementary and middle schools. The former Moultrie High School building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Higher education is a notable part of the local landscape: Southern Regional Technical College offers technical and workforce programs, and PCOM South Georgia, a branch of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, trains future physicians on a campus along Tallokas Road. Together these institutions make Moultrie an educational center for the broader county.

Getting Around

Moultrie is served by U.S. Highway 319 and a network of state routes connecting it to regional cities such as Albany, Tifton, Thomasville, and Valdosta. Interstate 75 lies to the east, providing access to Macon and Atlanta. Most travel is by car, with commutes oriented toward local employers and nearby towns rather than a single metropolitan center. Regional air service is available in Albany and Valdosta, each within about an hour's drive, and the city's position at the center of Colquitt County makes it a natural hub for surrounding rural communities.

Parks & Recreation

Recreation in the Moultrie area is tied to the outdoors and the agricultural calendar. The Sunbelt Agricultural Exposition draws the region's largest crowds each October, while the courthouse square and downtown offer a walkable center for events and everyday outings. Beyond town, Colquitt County's hunting preserves and natural recreation areas provide venues for hunting, fishing, and open-air pursuits, reflecting the county's rural character. City parks and school athletic facilities round out local recreation, and the warm South Georgia climate supports year-round outdoor activity.

About Moultrie

Frequently asked questions

Moultrie is the county seat of Colquitt County, in southwest Georgia. As the county seat, it is the center of county government, courts, and administration, and it anchors commerce and education for the surrounding rural communities of the county.

Moultrie is best known as an agricultural center and the home of the Sunbelt Agricultural Exposition, held each October and drawing more than 200,000 visitors. The city is also known for its 1902 neoclassical courthouse and its role as the Colquitt County seat.

Moultrie is served by the Colquitt County School District, which operates elementary, middle, and high schools, including Colquitt County High School. The city also hosts Southern Regional Technical College and the PCOM South Georgia medical campus, adding higher-education options.

Moultrie's population was 14,638 at the 2020 census, and recent estimates place the city around 15,000 residents. It is the largest city and the county seat of Colquitt County, whose overall population is roughly 48,000, which makes Moultrie the commercial, civic, and educational hub of the county.

Moultrie is in southwest Georgia, roughly 60 miles northeast of Tallahassee, Florida, and within about an hour's drive of Albany and Valdosta, Georgia. U.S. Highway 319 and a network of state routes connect it to surrounding regional cities.

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