205 Liberty, Washington, Georgia

Description

An opportunity to reimagine a historical gem.. Directly across from the landmark Mary Willis Library--Georgia's first free public library, this grand 19th-century brick masterpiece commands East Liberty Street with bracketed eaves, arched windows, a central tower, and a classic columned portico. Built in 1882 as a grand Methodist sanctuary the interior impresses with soaring 20 foot ceilings, tall sash windows, chandelier lighting, a graceful balcony gallery, and a dignified proscenium--an inspiring, light-filled hall for gatherings. Outside, a side lawn framed by vintage stone bench seating invites concerts, lectures, or quiet reflection beneath mature trees. A rare opportunity to steward a significant Washington landmark--one ready for someone to love, restore, and thoughtfully reimagine into a home.

Directions: From The Square in Downtown Washington Ga travel Robert Toombs Ave, turn Right onto S Jefferson St then left onto E Liberty Street.