Antebellum Greek Revival Estate on 14.05 acres in Historic Talbotton Georgia. Built in 1836, with a major restoration in 2003 and home is in excellent shape. The home is situated in the town of Talbotton on 14.05 acres, but is nestled amongst a mature canopy of trees offering shade and privacy. Many extras including a 2-story barn, carriage house, privy, smokehouse, picket fencing, and a fascinating history including the land being owned by George Washington Towns who became Governor of Georgia. Fire restoration completed, main house spared: Greek Revival with 6 fluted & tapered columns, transom windows and sidelights, front portico, heartpine flooring, wide baseboards, main level has 1 bedroom, 1 bath, living room, den, dining room and kitchen, 4 br 1 bath upstairs, fireplaces in all rooms, storage bldg, carriage house, barn + 14.05 acres including a beautiful Pecan orchard. History of home in hardback book courtesy of Mr. C. Merrell Calhoun, the home's last owner who restored home.