Kim Burke- Realtor

🚨 OPEN HOUSE 🚨
🏡 188 Pine Hill Drive, Cochran, Ga 31014
📆 Saturday, July 6th, 12:00pm-3:00pm
Listed & Hosted by Kim Burke- Realtor

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A HOME IN COCHRAN, MARK YOUR CALENDAR! OPEN SATURDAY JULY 6th FROM 12 - 3

This home features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, open floor plan, new LVP flooring throughout, situated on .54 acres.

located minutes from Robins Air Base, in desirable neighborhood, Veterans High School.
Interior has been freshly painted, new granite countertops in kitchen, and bathrooms, three bedrooms, two full baths, with split floor plan. The main suite has a large main bathroom with a whirlpool bath tub, update large walk in shower. Home features two living areas, Gas Fireplace, Nice size eat in kitchen with breakfast bar, oversized two car garage with shop/man cave. LVP flooring through out and ceramic tile in wet areas. Two covered patios, Front patio is approximately 256 sq ft. and the back patio is approximately 300 sq. ft., privacy fenced yard, plenty of parking, plus home has RV parking and a 50 amp service for RV.

Offered at $314,900

Call me today to schedule a private showing!
912-980-7665

Who New!
National Doughnut Day!



History

In 1938, the first-ever National Donut Day was celebrated in Chicago, and the history of The Salvation Army’s Donut Lassies was officially immortalized. In 1917, these women were sent to France to establish field bases near the front lines. In makeshift huts, thousands of soldiers would come to stock up on essential goods and grab a sweet treat baked by the Lassies.

Both the presence of these courageous women and the donuts that tasted of home brought a light of hope and happiness to the battlefield — a much-needed morale boost for languishing soldiers. In fact, the Donut Lassies are also credited with popularizing the donut in the United States after the troops (commonly known as “doughboys”) came back from fighting in Europe. And still today, over a hundred years later, The Salvation Army continues to serve on the front lines through a wide range of social services for the most vulnerable individuals and families living in the United States.