c.1920 Georgia Home For Sale on 1 Acre $189K

OHU50K Notes $189,000

Beautiful maintained c.1920 Georgia home for sale on a street of wonderful older home within walking distance to a charming downtown. The details in the wood trim, the beautiful windows above each bedroom door, the tongue and groove ceiling in the entryway and hall, and the real wood floors are just so pretty. I love the beautiful, tall French doors in the entryway. It just speaks, a Southern Beauty.

House View featured at 225 E Church St, Sandersville, GA, 31082

Realtor Comments

The rooms are all large, most have their own bathroom or an exit to the large wrap around porch. The grounds are so Southern and beautiful. The backyard is large, has beautiful trees, and there are several old barn-like sheds. This home just takes me back to a great time of visiting a family member with a home like this…sure to bring back an old memory of growing up in the south. The roof is new, most of the electrical has been updated. The home has been taken great care of and would be even more beautiful with a few more updates. Call to schedule a showing today.

4 bed
3 bath
Build date 1920

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225 E Church St, Sandersville, GA 31082 $189,000

Contact Realtor: Rhonda McHan – Craid-Massee Realty
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Location of This Georgia Home For Sale on 1 Acre

Sandersville is a city with a population of approximately 5,912 residents. It serves as the county seat of Washington County.

Sandersville is known for its significant kaolin deposits, which is a type of clay used in various industries such as paper, ceramics, and cosmetics. The city is often referred to as the “Kaolin Capital of the World” due to its extensive mining and processing of this mineral.

Additionally, Sandersville is home to several historical sites and landmarks, including the Washington County Courthouse, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The city also hosts various community events and festivals throughout the year, showcasing its local heritage and culture.