Liberty Inn c.1793
108 W. Liberty Street
 Historic Washington, Georgia 
History Happened Here! ~ $227,000!    

Own the oldest home in Historic Washington! Believed to have been built to exact specifications set by Wilkes County’s very first government in 1793, this impressively sturdy Federal-style home was thought to have been constructed to house Washington Academy, the first school in the newly established colonial city. Local legend also suggests the home may have served as an Inn that hosted General Lafayette, the celebrated Frenchman that joined General George Washington during the Revolutionary War. Though the full story of the Liberty Inn’s 233 years may remain a bit of a mystery, there is no doubt that “History Happened Here!” Now, it’s ready for it’s next chapter!

Much care has been taken to preserve the original exterior appearance and interior structural integrity of this modest colonial-era home, including exposed hewn ceiling beams, corner fireplaces, and original window placements. Its 2,700+ SF was once subdivided into separate living quarters (one on each level, including the daylight basement) to accommodate Bed & Breakfast guests then long-term tenants. Just a few blocks off of the Historic Town Square, the home sits on 0.28 acres, perfect for relaxing outdoors in the afternoon sun or letting pets play in the shade.

Ready for its next steward and 100 more years, Liberty Inn is the quaint, yet culturally significant, in-town historic cottage you’ve been looking for! Ideal for returning to a cozy single-family home or continuing as a convenient short-term rental for guests passing through. History is calling…will you answer?

Asking $227,000!