Victorian Homes for Sale in Thomas County GA

Historic estate built in 1884 by Colonel J.W. Paxton of Wheeling, West Virginia. Known as the Paxton House, this remarkable property was among Thomasville's earliest winter residences during its famed hotel era. Showcasing classic Victorian architecture, the home features a striking turret, intricate gingerbread millwork, and a sweeping veranda. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places,

Carey sewell First Thomasville Realty

One of the oldest and most distinguished homes in Thomasville, Georgia. The Wright House, Built in 1854 for Arthur P. Wright, a former mayor of Thomasville, is a stately Antebellum Home exuding timeless charm and historic significance. Nestled on a corner lot spanning 1.39 acres, this fully fenced estate offers six gated entries and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Once a

Sarah Thompson C21 Avenues Real Estate Partners

Available for the first time since its 2018 sale and meticulous full restoration, Burbank Cottage stands as one of Thomasville's most architecturally significant nineteenth-century residences and an iconic offering within the State of Georgia. Originally constructed in 1876 as a winter cottage, the residence exhibits a rare synthesis of Gothic Revival, Queen Anne, Shingle Style and Stick Style

Mindy Roberts Ansley RE|Christie's Int'l RE