Courtesy: Blanchard & Calhoun - Evans
706-868-1000
Check out 138 N. Peachtree St. a historical building set in downtown Lincolnton, GA. Total heated space 2,116 sqft. This space includes one bathroom, conference room, two supply closets, one office, two cubicles and several open work areas. The perfect spot for any business, store or future restaurant. The office has been kept in perfect condition with fresh paint in 2021 and updated bathroom.
Courtesy: DeFoor Realty
Sandy Jones Butler
(706) 833-5313
Perched along the vibrant arteries of a highly traveled state highway and picturesque lake corridor, The Wright House emerges not just as a historical gem but as a beacon of opportunity in Georgia's unfolding narrative. Some believe the home to have been built in 1792. This architectural masterpiece began its life as a quaint dogtrot, evolving through the centuries and once becoming a two-story haven of hospitality as a stagecoach inn before 1840. The legacy of The Wright House has been tenderly preserved by past generations. This enduring residence is one of the rare jewels of 18th-century architecture in Georgia, a testament to the resilience and beauty of historical craftsmanship.Unique foundation supports and 18'' wall boards are only two of the outstanding architectural features. The history and structure of the still standing out building are even more fascinating. Now, as The Wright House is poised for a new chapter, it is offered for sale with a historical preservation easement, ensuring its legacy is honored while opening the doors to innovative future use. Its strategic location along a bustling state highway and lake corridor marks it as an ideal setting for a thriving business venture. Imagine a boutique bed and breakfast, a distinguished event venue, or an exclusive cultural center, each benefiting from the estate's visibility and accessibility. The significance of its location is further amplified by Lincoln County's recent accolade as the fastest-growing county in the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA). This growth, coupled with the tranquil beauty of Lincoln County and its proximity to Augusta's vibrant business center-including Fort Eisenhower and the Medical District-positions The Wright House as a prime location that offers the serenity of the countryside with the convenience of urban amenities. Once the site of an historical battle reenactment, this estate spreads across over 9 acres of land. The grounds invite endless possibilities for both preservation and modern entrepreneurship. The Wright House is not merely a place to live; it's a sanctuary for innovation, a canvas for creativity, and a cornerstone for community development. This is an invitation to weave your vision into the rich tapestry of The Wright House's history, to transform this historic estate into a beacon of success and a pillar of the community. Embrace the chance to craft a legacy that honors the past while forging a future filled with prosperity and growth. The Wright House stands ready for its next steward, promising a blend of historical allure and unparalleled potential for success. Will you be the one to unlock its future? Please ask about the Historic Structure Report prepared by the University of Georgia, the dendrochronology report prepared by The Oxford Tree Ring Laboratory, and other numerous articles and studies about this historical marvel. Terms of the historical preservation will be outlined by the parties of the agreement.
Courtesy: Defoor Realty
706-541-0637
Perched along the vibrant arteries of a highly traveled state highway and picturesque lake corridor, The Wright House emerges not just as a historical gem but as a beacon of opportunity in Georgia's unfolding narrative. Some believe the home to have been built in 1792. This architectural masterpiece began its life as a quaint dogtrot, evolving through the centuries and once becoming a two-story haven of hospitality as a stagecoach inn before 1840. The legacy of The Wright House has been tenderly preserved by past generations. This enduring residence is one of the rare jewels of 18th-century architecture in Georgia, a testament to the resilience and beauty of historical craftsmanship.Unique foundation supports and 18'' wall boards are only two of the outstanding architectural features. The history and structure of the still standing out building are even more fascinating. Now, as The Wright House is poised for a new chapter, it is offered for sale with a historical preservation easement, ensuring its legacy is honored while opening the doors to innovative future use. Its strategic location along a bustling state highway and lake corridor marks it as an ideal setting for a thriving business venture. Imagine a boutique bed and breakfast, a distinguished event venue, or an exclusive cultural center, each benefiting from the estate's visibility and accessibility. The significance of its location is further amplified by Lincoln County's recent accolade as the fastest-growing county in the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA). This growth, coupled with the tranquil beauty of Lincoln County and its proximity to Augusta's vibrant business center—including Fort Eisenhower and the Medical District—positions The Wright House as a prime location that offers the serenity of the countryside with the convenience of urban amenities. Once the site of an historical battle reenactment, this estate spreads across over 9 acres of land. The grounds invite endless possibilities for both preservation and modern entrepreneurship. The Wright House is not merely a place to live; it's a sanctuary for innovation, a canvas for creativity, and a cornerstone for community development. This is an invitation to weave your vision into the rich tapestry of The Wright House's history, to transform this historic estate into a beacon of success and a pillar of the community. Embrace the chance to craft a legacy that honors the past while forging a future filled with prosperity and growth. The Wright House stands ready for its next steward, promising a blend of historical allure and unparalleled potential for success. Will you be the one to unlock its future? Please ask about the Historic Structure Report prepared by the University of Georgia, the dendrochronology report prepared by The Oxford Tree Ring Laboratory, and other numerous articles and studies about this historical marvel. Terms of the historical preservation will be outlined by the parties of the agreement.
Courtesy: Defoor Realty
706-541-0637
Great commercial location in Lincolnton Ga. Needs substantial work but the possibilities are endless! 2 floors of space.
Courtesy: DeFoor Realty
Sandy Jones Butler
(706) 833-5313
4.53 ACRES ZONED C-1. 2 PARCELS This property is the site of a former convenience store. There is no longer a building/structure, but the inground gas tanks have been maintained for use by the new owner. Records available upon request.
Lincolnton is located in Georgia. Lincolnton, Georgia has a population of 1,841. Lincolnton is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 30.82% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 19.59%.
The median household income in Lincolnton, Georgia is $33,929. The median household income for the surrounding county is $37,711 compared to the national median of $57,652. The median age of people living in Lincolnton is 35.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 93.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 34.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.3 inches per year, with 0.6 inches of snow per year.
