Owner: Privately Owned, currently for sale History and Significance: When we think of wealthy northerners who came to Augusta in the early 20th century to build winter residences, the Summerville neighborhood was the location of a number of beautiful Coleridge · South Augusta cottages that financiers and industrialists built and called home to escape cold winters. […]
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Endangered: Former Augusta-Richmond County Public Library: 902 Greene Street, declared surplus property by Augusta-Richmond County, the structure was listed for sale. It is unknown if any offers on the building will result the library’s adaptive reuse for continued downtown revitalization and development.
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SOLD !! 307 James Brown Boulevard is a Second Empire style commercial town house built c. 1884. The interior is suited for commercial use , single or multiple residential units. The building features three and a half stories with approximately 5,000 square feet. Flexible floor plans allow for modern amenities. This town home is only
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Addresses: 1429, 1427, 1425 Broad Street Owner: Individually, Privately owned History and Significance: Threatened by the construction of the new St. Sebastian Way Extension, these three historic two-story houses were built c. 1900. Currently vacant and open to the elements, these homes were built by the J. B. White company to serve as residences for
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SOLD!! — September 2012 586 Broad Street is a Federal-style building constructed in the 1820’s making it one of the oldest surviving buildings in downtown. Historic materials and details can be found throughout the second and third floors. The interior is suited for commercial use , single or multiple residential units. Parking is available on
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SOLD — UNDERGOING REHABILITATION 920 GREENE STREET AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Home For Sale in Historic Greene Street Corridor This Italianate style home built circa 1853 by Isaac Henry, a successful local banker, was later occupied by the Cohen and Barrett families. Its historic interior is ideally suited for single or multi-family residential or commercial use. The
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