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Midland blends rural charm with modern convenience, making it ideal for families and commuters. New developments like Lakeside Village and Midland Commons bring shopping and dining to your doorstep, while tree-lined neighborhoods and open land offer room to grow, all just a short drive from Fort Benning and downtown Columbus.

Living on or near Fort Benning means having everything close at hand—from family housing and dining options to entertainment like a movie theater and game lounge. The Martin Army Community Hospital offers full-service care, while the area’s DoDEA schools and accredited childcare make life easier for military families. Learn more at army.mil/qualityoflife

Just 8 miles south of Phenix City, Fort Mitchell is a tight-knit, family-friendly community that’s home to many military families. It’s rich with history and heritage, including Fort Mitchell Historic Site, the Chattahoochee Indian Heritage Center and the Fort Mitchell National Cemetery which honors generations of service members.

Bounded by Macon Road, St. Mary’s Road, Fort Benning and I-185, East Columbus is a residential area with a mix of well-established neighborhoods and new developments. Affordable homes and easy access to community centers, schools, local eateries and grocery stores make this area a practical choice for families and commuters alike.

One of Columbus’ oldest African American communities, the Liberty District is full of history, character and creativity. Landmarks include the Liberty Theatre, Ma Rainey’s home and First African Baptist Church. It’s also home to local favorites like Chattabrewchee and Moe’s Barbecue—plus walkable housing options from lofts to historic homes.

North of Columbus, Harris County offers scenic backroads, a slower pace and a strong sense of community. Families love the wide-open spaces and top-rated schools, while easy access to Columbus makes it a great option for those looking for the best of both worlds—quiet countryside with city conveniences.

With tree-lined streets, historic homes and cultural anchors like The Columbus Museum and Rainey-McCullers School of the Arts, MidTown is full of personality. It’s home to Aflac’s global headquarters and beloved Lakebottom Park. Choose MidTown for its walkable blocks, bikeable streets and community spirit.

The Mill District includes four historic neighborhoods—Bibb City, North Highland, City Village and Anderson Village—each shaped by Columbus’ textile history. From cozy brick cottages to historic mill homes, this area offers affordability, charm and increasing investment, all just minutes from Uptown and the Riverwalk.

This growing district offers everything from established neighborhoods to luxury developments like Old Town. Residents enjoy easy access to schools, shopping, movie theaters and outdoor adventures at Standing Boy Creek. It’s also home to The Hughston Clinic and plenty of parks and playgrounds.

Located between Fort Benning and downtown, South Columbus blends history, recreation, and culture. Highlights include the National Infantry Museum, Oxbow Meadows, the Columbus Civic Center and even Hostess Brands, LLC, home of the Twinkie. The food scene here is as diverse as the people, with global eats around every corner.

Just blocks from Uptown, the Historic District is known for its wide variety of architecture, from grand mansions to cozy shotgun homes. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it’s a walkable neighborhood with parks, playgrounds and a rich mix of schools, churches and historic charm that’s unmistakably Columbus.

Just across the Chattahoochee River from Columbus, Phenix City, Alabama, offers affordable housing, strong schools (including a NASA Explorer elementary) and top-tier medical care. With easy access to Columbus and a range of outdoor activities, it’s a convenient and inviting place to call home.

If you’re looking for rural charm with an artsy twist, Seale delivers. Known for its historic courthouse, antebellum buildings and quirky attractions like the Museum of Wonder, this military-friendly community also hosts annual events like the Russell County Stampede and Labor Day Fair.

Uptown is Columbus’ energetic city center, with whitewater rapids, zip lines, loft living, museums, restaurants and the historic attractions like the Springer Opera House. It’s highly walkable and often buzzing with festivals and nightlife, offering everything from rooftop views to riverside trails—all just steps from your front door.