Nice porch! There are fruit trees on the property. The house was built in 1920. It is located on nine acres in Tignall, Georgia. The interior needs work and it will be easier to see once it’s cleaned out. The listing says the seller is cleaning it out. The house features a large covered front porch, wood floors, wainscoting, bead board, french doors, large fireplace and bay windows. There are a couple of outbuildings on the property. Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,861 square feet. $249,900
Contact Jon D. Waldorf with Waldorf Real Estate: 706-306-8667
From the Zillow listing:
Charming Early 1900’s Fixer-Upper on 9 Acres! Nestled on 9 beautiful acres in the quaint town of Tignall, GA, this early 1900s fixer-upper is a diamond in the rough, offering endless potential for the right buyer. With a solid foundation and original character, this property boasts wonderful high ceilings, giving it a spacious and airy feel. The home features a metal roof for durability and longevity, while the surrounding land includes multiple fruit trees, including peach, pear, pecan, and walnut, offering both beauty and bounty. Perfect for someone with a green thumb or the desire to create a peaceful retreat, the property offers plenty of room to grow, expand, and create the home of your dreams. Additional structures include a large storage barn and a carport, providing ample space for tools, equipment, or vehicles. Relax on the inviting sitting porch and enjoy the peaceful surroundings, or take advantage of the property’s large lot for hobbies and outdoor living. Located just 15 minutes from Washington, GA, you’ll enjoy a small-town lifestyle with easy access to larger amenities. This home is being sold as is and is ready for your creative touch to bring it back to its former glory. Whether you’re looking for a full renovation project or a place to call your own with a touch of nostalgia, this property has everything you need to make it shine once again. Come restore this dream and make it your own! Note: Seller is currently packing the home.
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