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HARRIS COUNTY (Shiloh), c.1880. The Carlisle House, 3330 sq.ft., 3-4 bedrooms, 3 bathes on 8 rural acres. Vernacular farmhouse retains original heart pine floors, beaded board walls, windows and mantels on 5 fireplaces. Interior and exterior walls have never been painted. Completely renovated. $486,000. Bob Patterson Realty, 706-628-4663 or www.bob-patterson.com.	HOGANSVILLE, c. 1905. Early Craftsman style home or B&B. Main house features 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, pocket doors, pine floors, clawfoot tubs, 7 fireplaces, 11 stained-glass windows. Two-car carriage house boasts 2 bedrooms, bath, den, kitchen, studio. Hilltop home is 2 miles from I-85 and sits among mature hardwood and fruit trees. Click HERE to view more photos. Call (706) 407-6723 or email Angela Sharp.
LAVONIA, c. 1900. Queen Anne 6 BR/5 BA with 3 BR/1BA guest cottage. Large rooms, 10 fireplaces, 3 story round facade, modern kitchen, updated HVAC & so much more! Just minutes from beautiful Lake Hartwell & I-85. Approved B&B zoning. $800,000 Contact Larry Hill, Century 21 WaterMark Realty (706) 356-2121, cell (706) 491-2144. More photos at www.lakehartwellrealtor.com.	MACON, c. 1860. FOR RENT Available Oct. '08 following estate sale Sept. 20 (same location). Primary furnishings remain including all appliances. Renovated 1990 one level 2BR, 2BA, 1900 sq. ft. w/central hall, heart pine floors, original mouldings, 12 ft. ceilings, off-street parking for 3 cars, rear deck, alarm system. $1500/mo. + utilities. Contact Terry Holland (478) 747-3094.
MARIETTA, c. 1857. The Cheney-Newcomer House is an antebellum Greek Revival plantation house that was built by Andrew Jackson Cheney. It served as Union General John Schofield’s headquarters during the Civil War Battle of Kolb’s Farm in 1864. The property is ideal for office space. $250,000. Contact Jim Glover at 678-581-7305.	MILLEDGEVILLE, c. 1822. One of the South's finest federal houses is the Williams-Orme-Crawford-Sallee house in the heart of Milledgeville's historic district. Attributed to architect / builder Daniel Pratt, this little-changed house is one of the best Milledgeville Federal-style houses and has been in the same family since 1836. Original millwork, plaster, floors and architectural details remain intact. Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to acquire a true architectural gem in virtually untouched condition. $425,000. Contact James H. Webb, Sheridan Solomon & Assoc., 800-329-9980, ext. 322.
MILLEDGEVILLE, c. 1890's. Myrick House. This spacious 3030 sq ft "New South Vernacular" home is in the Historic District of Downtown Milledgeville. Only a short walk from Georgia College and State University, and downtown. This home features 3-4 bedrooms (one being a possible study), 3 & 1/2 baths, cook's kitchen with walk-in pantry, formal dinning room, sunroom, large foyer, hardwood floors, wrap around porch and much more. The Myrick house belonged to Susan Myrick, a well known writer for the Union Recorder. She was also known for her help with the making of "Gone With The Wind". $339,000. Contact Kelly Gates, Coldwell Banker SSK, 478-363-1082, or 478-453-4210 ext 231	NEWBORN, c. 1870. Lovely, Empire style home with receiving hall and formal dining room. 5 bedrooms and 3 baths. This home sits on 4 acres. Many pecan and oak trees. Outbuildings. Located less than 50 miles east of Atlanta. $349,900. Easy access to I-20. National Register of Historic Places. For more information, visit www.delainebourne.com or call Delaine Bourne, Prudential Colony Realty, at 770-786-2000.
NEWNAN, c. 1840's. Rare opportunity to own one of Georgia's most significant historic mansions. Priced $500k below replacement cost at $1,499,000! Located in downtown Newnan on 4.8 acres, 1840's home with another 3/2 carriage house, pool, gazebo, 3 car garage. To see more photos and a virtual tour, visit www.suzannetrammell.com. Call Suzanne Trammell at 678-923-6246.	PLAINS, c. 1903. Spacious Victorian house in the hometown of the 39th President of the United States. 4,000 sq. ft.; 4/5 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths. Original fireplace mantles, doors, windows, trim and heart-pine flooring. Very good condition with recent roof, wiring, plumbing, HVAC. Wrap-around porch and extra-large lot. $189,000. Contact Charles Crisp, Southern Land & Realty, 229.924.0189 or charlescrisp@bellsouth.net.
SPARTA, c 1838. Bird-Pierce Campbell House. 6,000 sq feet living space, including full unfinished basement; 1.067 acre lot; 3 large living areas on main level; 3 large bedrooms on second level; 1 1/2 bathrooms installed & plumbed for 2 more full baths; 12-foot ceilings; covered porches with original columns; elaborate plaster moldings & cornices; antique mantels & hearths (original marble & woods); original wood floors; historic glass windows, masonry, stone and plaster; new appliances; new roof with standing seam copper; six zone Frigidaire HVAC; concrete foundation; attic insulation; whole house Romex wiring; copper/cast iron plumbing; city sewer, gas, water; $399,900. Call Sue Tuvell 678.443.9110	SYLVANIA, c. 1860. 2,000 sq. ft. dogtrot from rural Georgia completely disassembled, stockpiled, labeled and stored in Sylvania,GA. Complete original wide plank heart pine interior & hand-hewn structure of exceptional quality. Exterior siding, trim and windows would need to be reproduced. Original brick not available but closely matches a light Savannah Gray. Reconstruction drawings including floor plans and elevations are included. Building would need to be restored with authentic windows, details, & wood shingle roof. This Federal/Plantation Plain style house would make an excellent country house or hunting lodge. $100,000. Call 770.643.3938.
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