The Drake House, Griffin
If walls could talk, this Grande Greek Revival Home, “The Drake House”, would whisper tales of a bygone era, evoking the charm and elegance of a simpler time. Built in 1860 by renowned architect-builder Gilman Drake, this magnificent residence stands as a testament to Griffin’s rich history. Located in the bustling heart of the city, this home has undergone an award-winning restoration, seamlessly blending historical integrity with modern amenities.
Set back off the road, the property’s winged retaining wall offers a tantalizing glimpse of its undeniable curb appeal. The wrap-around veranda, complete with haint-blue ceilings, provides nearly 1800 square feet of outdoor living space-perfect for morning coffee or evening gatherings. As you step inside, you are immediately transported to another world. The 70-foot central hallway, a true showstopper, leads you through the estate’s impressive array of features. With over 3800 square feet of living space, this home boasts 14-foot ceilings, meticulously restored plaster walls painted in period colors, original 1-inch thick heart pine floors, original shutters and four original coal-burning fireplaces.
Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of architectural history, where every corner tells a story and every detail has been thoughtfully curated.
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Valerie Howard, BHHS Georgia Propertiest: C: 770-318-8165, O: 770-487-8300
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