2417 Ga Highway 242, Sandersville, GA 31082

$5000 SELLER CREDIT being offered to be used to reduce price or toward closing costs. Authentic 1840 farmhouse offering modern updates. 2,307 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms. Property being sold with 11.25 acres. Additional 10 acres available for purchase. There is a "Parson's Room" off the front porch and five functioning wood-burning fireplaces. This property combines historic charm with thoughtful renovations, creating the perfect blend of past and present. Key Features include (interior): Spacious Layout: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, with ample attic space that can be adapted for additional living or sleeping areas; Kitchen Remodel: Complete update designed to blend seamlessly with the home's authenticity. Features include: New cabinets, Butcher block counters, Large island with stainless steel sink & garbage disposal, New appliances. Modern Upgrades Throughout include: New windows and exterior doors, Upgraded wiring and lighting fixtures, Ceiling fans and a temperature-activated whole-house fan, New water heater, New HVAC ductwork in the back portion of the home, Two HVAC units (installed in 2021). There is a underground 1000 gallon propane tank with fuel lines run to the house. Exterior & structures include an approximate 3 year old roof, New septic drain field, new well house, and pressure tank. Deck & Outdoor Living include a New 10' x 16' covered deck perfect for relaxing; A 12' x 20' outbuilding - insulated and drywalled with electrical and AC; New 24' x 25' metal carport with gravel parking pad; Barn with lean-tos; New farm fence enclosing 3/4 acre with 4 gates. Land is in a Conservation Easement and must be continued through duration. Why You'll Love It: The heavy lifting has already been done-new systems, modern upgrades, and structural improvements are in place. All this historic home needs is your personal touch to make it truly your own. Whether you dream of a family homestead, hunting retreat, or hobby farm, this property offers endless possibilities with rich history and character. Buyer must continue Georgia Conservation Easement.