Carlton, GA

Carlton is a small town located in the northeast corner of Georgia. The population was just over 2,000 in 2010. Carlton is known for its beautiful rolling hills and lush vegetation. The town was founded in 1892 and named after the Duke of Argyll, who owned a large tract of land nearby.

The economy of Carlton is based largely on agriculture and tourism. The town has several small businesses, but the majority of jobs are provided by the nearby Philips plant, which manufactures electronic equipment. There is also a small hospital and several churches in Carlton.

The real estate market in Carlton is very stable, with few fluctuations over the years. The median price for homes sold in 2010 was $130,000. In general, homes are modestly sized but well-maintained and comfortable. There are a limited number of properties available for sale, so buyers should expect to spend some time searching for the right home.