La description
Own a remarkable piece of Atlanta history! The meticulously restored 1850 Woodall house sits peacefully on 3.1 acres on a dead-end street, surrounded by tasteful homes and coveted residential neighborhoods in Sandy Springs. The expansive property includes the 12-room farmhouse (c.1854) w/ log cabin addition (c.1840, moved from Monroe, Géorgie), converted antique farm building garage (c.1830, Mount Airy), 2-story guest house (c.1840, Gordon), Outhouse (c.1840, Jonesboro), and a late 20th-century 5-car garage (set toward the rear of the property for storage). The current owners lovingly restored and modernized the home for their family and have run successful landscaping and restoration businesses from the property for over 40 années. From the hand-hewn logs in the log cabin construction to the authentic hand-blown glass window panes, you will marvel over every detail when touring this property. Many more details can be discovered in attachments and materials in the home.
