1834 Victorian In Senoia Georgia

1834 Victorian In Senoia Georgia

$559,900

SOLD

159 Main St, Senoia, Georgia, 30276

5 beds ¦ 3 baths ¦ 3,122 sqft ¦ 0.53 acres

Victorian

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Realtor Information:

Sherry N. Wilson ¦ BHHS Georgia Properties ¦ 404-565-5714

About This 1834 Victorian In Senoia Georgia

Victorian Home with original footprint built circa 1830s. This property offers many of the original features to include gingerbread trim, solid wood doors with bold corniced door frames, poured glass windowpanes, Georgia heart-pine floors and hand-poured stained glass. A Senoia landmark that’s featured in the Senoia Historic Homes Tour, the cobblestone brick walkway that leads to the wrap around porch, you’ll immediately notice its ornate originality.

The second phase, transported by ox and cart by woodworker Moses Shields, was the original Starrs Mill homestead. Large Owner’s suite on the main level offers bathroom with two pedestal sinks, jetted tub and large tiled walk-in shower along with space for a huge custom closet/dressing room. Four additional bedrooms are on the upper level along with full bath and claw foot soaking tub.

At the back of the house, with lots of natural light, the kitchen with vaulted, wood-beamed ceiling offers open space for gathering in the keeping room. An additional large bonus room located over the two-car garage along and right inside the garage a mud room / laundry room. Roof replaced Feb 2023, new interior paint and new carpet. When it became a bed and breakfast in the 1990s, the plumbing and electrical were extensively renovated.

Whether you prefer taking a stroll or ride the golfcart, Senoia thrives with shops, restaurants combined with residential infill that makes for a wonderful place to live and an attractive film location. Small town feel located between larger cities Newnan, Fayetteville and Peachtree City. Only 25 miles to Atlanta Airport and 14 miles to Trilith Studios. Not noted in public records, property is connected to city water and sewage.

Photography Credit: Tyler Willis Photography