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Historic Homes (click on the pictures to see more)
	"Saragreen" Columned Antebellum c. 1828 Standing majestically atop a 6.2 Acre knoll dotted with Ageless Oaks, Towering Magnolias, flowering period shrubs & Dogwoods, the beautiful Antebellum, "Saragreen", is adorned with four beautiful & rare Temple-of-the-Winds Corinthian Columns and is first of the large historic homes to greet visitors to Historic Washington, Georgia. SOLD!
	SOLD! Turn of the Century Victorian Farmhouse 14.75 Acres Totally Remodeled/Renovated Totally & Beautifully Remodeled/Renovated with a rustic vibe of warm wood moldings & trim, this early 1900\'s spacious Victorian farmhouse is what you\'ve been seeking! Situated on 14.75 picturesque acres it sits atop a small knoll with grand oaks shading wrap around porches, rays of sunshine striking brilliant colors in original stained glass transoms.
	Three Gates Farm c. 1797 Overflowing with all the charm of the early 1700’s homes this authentic c.1797 Plantation Plain home, relocated decades ago, is nestled amid lush period plantings, boxwood gardens, camellias, arbors and winding trails and walks representing a peaceful and tranquil lifestyle amid Georgia’s gentle rolling countryside. Located between Athens & Augusta, Georgia only minutes outside of Historic Washington, Georgia. $449,000
	"Sophisticated Southern Grace & Elegance c. 1840 This stunning Federal style home abounds with sophisticated southern Grace and Elegance. It speaks softly with a refined yet exquisite atmosphere as one,upon entering, is awed by its lovely walnut staircase ascending at the end of a wide center hall to a windowed landing, random width heart of pine floors glisten, ceilings soar and well proportioned rooms are flooded by natural light of large paned windows. Reduced to $675,000
	Booker-Pharis Home c. 1816* Recently REFRESHED , Attractive in its simplicity, this Federal-Style Home is ideally located for residential, commercial, hospitality or combination of both usages. It is a preserved example of one of Wilkes County's earliest architectural styles and a rare find in one of Georgia's most historically significant and picturesque small towns. SOLD!
	Red Brick Manor - The Samuel Lowe Home c. 1898 This most Exquisite Southern Mansion reflects Greek Revival architecture with soaring columns, wide Southern porches, beautiful unpainted heart of Pine wainscotting & sets of pocket doors, a grand entry hall with arched doorway fanlights and a gracefully rising CENTER staircase from which even Scarlett would happily make a spectacular entrance. REDUCED to $875,000
	Tupper-Barnett House c. 1832 With much restoration completed, this very impressive home encircled by 18 towering fluted columns is ready and waiting a new owner to lovingly resurrect & return this gracious Southern mansion to her former glory. Originally built as an 8 room, two story Federal style home by Dr. William H. Pope c. 1832, the stunning colonnade was added around 1860 by Henry Allen Tupper, a beloved and respected minister of the First Baptist Church of Washington, Ga. for some 20 years. Asking $675,000
	SOLD! c1820 Plantation Plain HISTORIC HOME c.1820 Located one block from the Town Square in the historic and picturesque small southern town of Abbeville, South Carolina, this Plantation Plain/Colonial style c. 1820\\\\\'s home is overflowing with charm and thought to be one of Abbeville\\\\\'s earliest houses.
	SOLD! Rise to the Challenge: Antebellum Greek Revival RENOVATION READY! With an over abundance of POTENTIAL and POSSIBILITIES, this home is a classic ante-bellum two-story in the Greek Revival style "RENOVATION READY" with the oldest section built around 1840 constructed in the then popular two-over-two style ( so the story is told) to be later infused with lovely Victorian features.
	"Old Bank of Madison & Ye Olde Colonial with Penthouse Loft" Historically preserved and restored to their 1840\\\\\'s Glory days! "Prime Corner Location" in Downtown Madison Georgia. These buildings consist of the Original "Bank of Madison" pictured with Doric columns, the two story corner Brick building that fronts W Washington and Main street also know over the last decade by locals as the "Ye Olde Colonial" and a large one bedroom penthouse on the second story . Call Today!!!

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