Historical Homes
3224 Flint Hill Hwy, Shiloh, Georgia 31826
Price: $125,000 (For Sale By Owner)
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Living Space: 2,416 sq ft
Lot Size: 4 acres
Year Built: 1833
Property Type: Single Family
Price per Sq Ft: $52
Zestimate®: $–
HOA: None
Listed by:
Property Owner (404) 885-7819
Source: Zillow (For Sale By Owner)
Property Website (Zillow):
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3224-Flint-Hill-Hwy-Shiloh-GA-31826/105395197_zpid/
Photo Credit:
Listing photos provided by owner via Zillow.
1833 Georgia Pioneer House on 4 Acres
Exceptional opportunity to own the historic Martin and Lucretia Stamper House, one of the oldest standing structures in Shiloh, Georgia. Built in 1833, this Early Classical Revival-style home offers preservation-minded buyers the chance to restore a rare surviving “Georgia pioneer” residence set on 4 rural acres within Shiloh city limits.
Originally part of a 690-acre estate in Georgia’s Piedmont region, the property represents an important piece of Talbot County history.
Interior Highlights & Living Space
• Three bedrooms — each with a fireplace.
• Three bathrooms.
• 2,416 sq ft of living space.
• Early Classical Revival architectural style.
• Double-Pen “I” house floor plan with two central exterior doors.
• First floor: front parlor, kitchen with sitting area, bedroom/office with adjoining bath.
• Second floor: porch and two bedrooms with shared bath.
• Original heart pine wood floors, ceilings, and walls.
• Finely reeded classical-style wainscoting.
• Original mantelpieces, doors, and window surrounds.
Outdoor Features & Property Grounds
• 4-acre country retreat within Shiloh city limits.
• Two-lane road access.
• Located 10 miles from Warm Springs.
• 15 miles from F.D. Roosevelt State Park.
• 36 miles from Columbus, Georgia.
Historic & Preservation Details
• Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
• Eligible for up to $100,000 in low-interest rehabilitation loans through the Georgia Trust.
• Eligible for Georgia Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit Program.
• Sold “As-Is, Where-Is.”
• Cannot be moved or demolished.
• Conservation easement in place to preserve historic integrity.
• Buyer must sign Rehabilitation Agreement.
• Repairs needed: exterior paint, porch columns, siding, electrical updates, HVAC updates.
