PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

$50k+ Price Reduction - Seller is motivated RIGHT NOW... Don't miss this opportunity to own a slice of history reminiscent of a Norman Rockwell painting! This stately victorian Davis home, circa 1831, is one of the oldest homes in Morgan County (a picture of the Davis family is included, likely circa 1890s). This two-story, 4-bedroom, 2.5 bath home is situated on a large lot with pecan trees in the front yard and a fenced in-ground pool in the back yard offering the chance to relax and enjoy a slower pace of life. The front entrance opens to gleaming hardwood floors throughout most of the home and 11' ceilings downstairs. Heart of pine floors are in the two bedrooms and full bath upstairs. The upstairs also has a walk-in attic for storage or expansion, if desired. Rooms in this home are spacious and mostly symmetrical, with beautiful trim work. There are five gas log fireplaces and a breathtaking brick masonry fireplace in the kitchen open on both sides. The large, eat-in kitchen features butcher block countertops, lots of bright cabinetry, and unique saw hewn wainscoting. The master on main has a walk-in closet off the master bath with jacuzzi tub. Other rooms in this 3,465 square foot home include open living room/dining room, den, and utility room. The home also features a large front porch and side porch with lattice work. There is covered parking, an outbuilding, and in-ground pool. Walkable to the historic downtown Rutledge area featuring the Red Caboose for sandwiches and ice cream, an old hardware store, a brick medical building offering homeopathic and allopathic remedies, Yesterday Cafe, and other unique shops. Walkable to multiple family parks. Five minutes away from Hard Labor Creek State Park, a 5,800-acre park with 24 miles of hiking and equestrian trails, campsites & cabins, golf, pickleball, tennis, and a 274 acre lake offering paddling, fishing, and other amenities. Easy access to I-20, Atlanta, and Airport. All Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed to be accurate. Buyer should verify during due diligence.