Briefly known as Paris before reverting back to its original name, the town of Swainsboro, Georgia was named after Stephen Swain, a member of the state legislature around the time of the towns founding in the late 1800’s. Substantially rural; the town covers over 12 square miles of Emanuel County, Swainsboro, Georgia is rustic and warm, in both its temperature and in its welcome.

Located away from the temptations of modern urban life, Swainsboro, Georgia is quiet and charming, a place where you can raise a family in a safe and affordable location, without many of the worries that are evident in today’s society. Very affordable in terms of living and property prices, which can be as low as $40,000, Swainsboro, Georgia is fast becoming a major force in the region, to go along with its status as the county seat.

Employment in the town is very much retail and manufacturing based, with the primary industry being the constant production of timber. Very much a family based town, Swainsboro, Georgia offers a stable and safe location to bring up children. Providing varied recreational opportunities with its various parks and programs, Swainsboro, Georgia is geared to catering for the young and old alike.