1761 Farmington Road, Madison, GA 30650

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340 Jesse Jewell Parkway
Suite 500A
Gainesville, GA 30501
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MLS Number 10595806
4 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
0 Half Baths
3,613 Square Feet *estimated
Summary of 1761 Farmington Road
The Perkins Homeplace - 1886 Historic Brick Farmhouse on 27.5 Acres Built in 1886, the Perkins Homeplace is a rare surviving example of a solid-brick rural farmhouse with triple-thick masonry walls and a remarkable construction story tied to the Charleston earthquake of the same year. Originally intended as a two-story, four-over-four residence, the home was redesigned as a single-story dwelling after the quake cracked the southeast corner of the partially built structure. Evidence uncovered during the 2005-06 renovation confirms that the rear kitchen was added later, with misaligned floors, modified joinery, and a cut-through doorway all revealing the evolution of the home's footprint. Architectural clues-including a wide 9.5-foot central hall and a former doorway where a window now sits-suggest the original plan likely included a detached kitchen and staircase.This charming, historic brick farmhouse sits on 27.5 scenic acres surrounded by pastoral beauty. A mature oak canopy, established boxwoods, and open pasture set an idyllic tone from the moment you arrive. A circular drive leads to the stately covered front porch with classic columns, welcoming you into a beautifully preserved interior. The central foyer is flanked by double parlors, each with gas fireplaces, original plaster walls, and elongated windows that reflect the home's 19th-century craftsmanship. The spacious formal dining room, also with a fireplace, is ideal for entertaining. The centrally located and updated kitchen features a gas cooktop, double ovens, stainless steel refrigerator, granite countertops, and its own fireplace-a blend of historic charm and modern convenience. A large sunroom with tile floors offers serene natural light and views of the surrounding acreage. A full bath sits conveniently near the kitchen and den, while the cozy den includes built-ins, a fireplace, and access to both the rear patio and covered back porch. The main-level master suite is a spacious addition with a walk-in closet, soaking tub, double sinks, and separate shower. Upstairs, one additional bedroom and a full bath provide privacy for guests or family. The grounds offer an exceptional collection of outbuildings and infrastructure. A dairy barn with cement floor, electricity, and water is ideal for hobby farming or storage. The two-story, two-car detached garage includes electricity, a separate bay, and a floored upper level. A three-sided open outbuilding with a tin roof is perfect for hay storage. Additional features include a propane tank, electric water heater, two wells, and a septic system. Nature lovers will appreciate the mature pecan, peach, crab apple, and walnut trees, along with a thriving fig bush. A small on-site family cemetery adds to the historic authenticity of the property. The land is enrolled in conservation, offering potential tax benefits while protecting the property's rural character. Perfectly situated, the home is only 15 minutes from Madison's historic downtown square, 10 minutes to Lake Oconee, and 25 minutes to the University of Georgia and Athens.
Set outside of a traditional subdivision in Madison, this well cared for 4-bedroom, 4-bath home offers space, comfort, and freedom from HOA restrictions. Thoughtfully planned, the interior provides 3,613 square feet of finished living space with an open, livable feel from room to room. The kitchen was planned for both everyday meals and special occasions, with plenty of room to cook, serve, and connect. A central family room and dining area provide a welcoming place to unwind, gather, and enjoy time together. Outside, the property offers approximately 27.5 acres, giving ample room to relax, play, or plan future outdoor projects. Practical parking available makes everyday living easier for households with multiple vehicles. Located in Madison but outside a traditional subdivision, this home combines neighborhood convenience with a non HOA setting. Currently listed for about 99 days, this property combines space, style, and value. At $975,000, this home is well positioned for buyers seeking value in Madison.
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School District Information
High School
Middle School
Elementary School
Additional Information about
None
Association
No
Additional Information about
1761 Farmington Road
County
Neighborhood
Year Built
1886
Appliances
Cooktop
Dishwasher
Dryer
Electric Water Heater
Oven (Wall)
Refrigerator
Washer
Architectural Style
Brick 3 Side
Traditional
Foundation
Crawl Space
Construction Materials
Brick
Wood Siding
Cooling
Central Air
Electric
Flooring
Hardwood
Tile
Heating
Central
Electric
Home Warranty
No
Interior Features
Bookcases
Double Vanity
Master On Main Level
Separate Shower
Soaking Tub
Walk-In Closet(s)
Laundry Features
In Mud Room
Levels
One and One Half
Other Structures
Barn(s),Garage(s),Shed(s)
Selling Status
Resale
Roof
Composition
Rooms
Den
Family Room
Laundry
Sun Room
Sewer Type
Septic Tank
Total Finished Area
3,613
Total Fire Places
5
Water Source
Private,Well
Master on the Main
Yes
Land Information
Lot Size
More than 5 Acres
Lot Features
Open Lot
Lot Size Estimated
27.5
Garages and Parking Information
Parking Features
Detached
Garage
Kitchen Level
Off Street
Side/Rear Entrance
Detached Garage
Yes
Tax Information
Taxes
Unknown
Tax Year
24
Tax ID Number
0090000230
listed by real estate agent chris hodges and madison realty