Brookfield Plantation

Harry Norman, REALTORS® presents

BROOKFIELD PLANTATION 1590 Carver Road | Griffin, GA 30224

Brookfie ld Plantation c1875

MAIN HOUSE: • This Historic home c.1875 is a beautiful vernacular bracketed Italianate style two story four over four home on over 16+/- acres.

• Old World Craftsmanship throughout with every modern amenity • The home is approximately 4,919 Sq Ft. • Four Large Bedrooms, two with ensuite baths • Two Full baths fully updated with granite and stone, claw foot tub and steam shower.

• Lovely Half Bath on the Mail Level • Gourmet Kitchen with fireplace, granite countertops, top of the line stainless-steel appliances Bosch, Thermador, Subzero • Custom Plantation Shutters throughout the home • Formal Dining Room with fireplace seats 12+ • Large Breakfast Room with fireplace and floor to ceiling windows • Beautiful Family Room with plantation shutters • 12 Ft Ceilings on the main level and Second level • Wrap around porches • Five Fireplaces • Heart Pine Floors throughout the home • Gated and Fenced

Cottages-Smoke House-Barn-Outbuildings: • Two charming historic guest cottages with fireplaces, kitchens, full baths and original pine floors • 2-3 Stall Barn with tack room, feed room, riding ring and hot water wash rack • The Smoke House c1875 is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and comes complete with electricity • The Carriage Barn features original wide plank oak floors • Separate tractor barn, silo, and Covered parking • Historic Tenement House that was once a shoeing barn • Multiple Movies have been filmed on the property

History of Brookfield Plantation Thomas R. Mills, Sr. and his brother were important cotton shippers in Savannah during the mid 1800’s and owned substantial interest in the Marine Bank. After the Civil War retaining their economic security, Thomas Mills built this home as his retirement and summer estate. He also built a horse track and stables for thoroughbred horses and introduced the first Guernsey cows to Spalding County. Although planted in cotton most of its agricultural history this property is thought to have been the first commercial scale pimento pepper farm in America. The quaint well house and hay manger with cedar shake roofs matching the Main House as well as many of the other structures still stand overlooking the Smokehouse.

Today, the land is beautiful gentle rolling Georgia pastureland framed with white board fencing in a very private setting dotted with pecan trees, oaks, magnolias and other species amid gardens of roses and lush landscaping.

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The above information is believed accurate, but not warranted. Offer subject to errors, changes, prior sales and withdrawals without notice. Equal Housing Opportunity.