The Rhodes Hall Event Staff is responsible for management, safety, and security of Rhodes Hall during the rental event on the day of the event. With this responsibility comes the...
Part-time internships are available year round. Responsibilities may include assisting with special events, membership, and other development department...
ATLANTA, Nov. 17 — The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation released today its 2022 list of 10 Places in Peril in the state. Sites on the list include: Ansley Park...
New
Augusta, GA
c. 1938
$1,599,000
c. 1938
$1,599,000
This home, designed by noted architect Willis Irvin in 1938, is located on a beautifully landscaped lot, enclosed by the original brick wall and brick terraces, that features azaleas, camellias, figs, magnolias, old oaks, and Japanese red maples. This garden was featured in a publication of the 100 best gardens in GA. The home is 5,100 square feet and features 5 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms and hosted Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower while guests of the Augusta Garden Club. Must see to believe!
New
Carrollton, GA
c. 1957
$1,100,000
c. 1957
$1,100,000
Classic Southern design calls you back to a simpler time! This classic southern home was designed by influential southern architects Ivey & Crook. Original Sunset Hills Country Club home, neighboring UWG and embraced by Carrollton’s Greenbelt. Flemish bond brick, slate roof, marble, tile & hardwood floors, high ceilings, paneled library …Ideal home office, separate conference area, bedroom and bath; 48 miles to ATL airport. 14 spacious rooms, 4.5 baths, 2 porches, private terrace, 2.3 acres (3.6 more acres optional).
Macon, Ga., Oct. 11, 2021— The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation presented 20 awards recognizing the best of preservation in Georgia during its 44th annual Preservation Awards ceremony in Macon....
Pine Mountain, GA
c. 1840
$1,100,000
c. 1840
$1,100,000
Sweet Home – Built in the Greek Revival cottage style, this beautiful home sits in the middle of 79+/- acres of what was once a 1,000-acre cotton farm. Nestled in the beautiful rolling farmland of West Central Georgia, the home features 13 ft ceilings on the main level, heart pine floors throughout, 4 fireplaces, owner’s suite on main with fireplace and sitting room or office, dining room with fireplace, large spacious kitchen, 2 additional bedrooms and 1 bath on the second floor. The estate includes a one-bedroom guest house and a stunning circa 1790’s two story log house overlooking a 2.5-acre spring-fed lake dug for President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Minutes from Callaway Gardens, three miles from I-185, an hour from Atlanta, fifteen minutes from LaGrange and twenty-five minutes from Columbus.
Etowah, TN
c. 1929
$429,900
c. 1929
$429,900
Woodhaven boasts grand brick archways on the covered front porch, a Porte-cochere with exterior doors leading to the master bedroom and living room, 4 city lots with mature trees and boxwoods, and an original carriage house converted to living space (not climate controlled, but easily could be). Just under an acre in the historic Todd’s Park neighborhood of Etowah, Tennessee, this property provides ample space for the addition of a pool. Features open concept living room, dining room, and sitting area. Spacious kitchen w/breakfast nook. Master on main that boasts en-suite bath w/an original child’s toilet, laundry chute, walk -in closet & gas fireplace. Up the grand staircase is a large sitting area w/4 bedrooms and 2 Jack and Jill baths.