ON THE MARKET: This historic Dawson home, built in 1900, highlights original architecture with modern comfort
This 5 bedroom historic home has so many possibilities.
Built in 1900 and located in Terrell County, it could be used as an event center, care home, office space, bed & breakfast, or even just a private home.
The large lot offers additional parking and/or outside grounds space for play.
There is a large open back patio.
Additional highlights include the refinished heart pine floors and original pocket doors for living and dining rooms which have been restored.
The large foyer entry showcases crown pediments and original fireplaces with traditional metal covers.
The updated kitchen features a double wall oven, large island with cook top on one side and butcher block counter top on half of the island, and lots of cabinet storage.
There is a full walk-in basement and an additional side lot with gazebo.
The large front porch wows visitors upon their arrival.
Scroll through the photos below for a tour of this beautiful, historic home.
The property is listed for $295,000 and is located at:
428 Stonewall St NE, Dawson, GA 39842
– Information courtesy Zillow.com
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