113 South Jackson Street

As you cross the front lawn, you can’t help but notice the camellias blooming, and stepping onto the porch, you will see the cradle swing where lucky little ones were rocked to sleep and then taken inside to their lovely beds to spend a safe and restful night. Located in the historic district, this circa 1859 house was the home of one of Milledgeville’s most prominent families. The family and their relatives built hospitals, founded newspapers, and developed a strand of clover known as crimson and their children became bankers, professors, newspaper editors and doctors. The house is spacious, 3400 sq.ft, and comfortable. A four over four with a beautiful center hall; 2 baths and 2 kitchens. It has upstairs and downstairs front porches as well as, a nice back porch perfect for morning coffee and admiring the summer and winter gardens. Floors are wood, ceilings are high, the ambiance is superb and the historical significance is top drawer. 113 Jackson is suitably priced and showings are easy to arrange.