Property Type:
Residential
Bedrooms:
7
Baths:
10
Square Footage:
9,600
Status:
Closed
Current Price:
$2,300,000
List Date:
1/14/2022
Last Modified:
5/06/2026
Overview
Description
One of Augusta's finest homes on 2 private acres, the former home of Governor Jenkins (1865-67), in sought after historic Summerville. This 1823 antebellum home and estate, updated & absolutely gorgeous with 12 foot ceilings, hardwood floors, heavy moldings, stunning accents, & 13 uniquely beautiful fireplaces (5 functional). The immaculately landscaped yard, fenced with gated entry, includes mature shade & flowering trees, pool/pool house, pergola, gardens & fountains - all to be enjoyed from the wide wrap-around porch or covered balconies that surround the home. Spacious rooms, large windows and built ins. Renovated kitchen & baths in keeping with the age & charm of the era. 1bd/bath apartment on the lower level & a full 831 sq/ft apartment over the 3-car detached garage, functionally separate from home providing living space for guests or multigenerational families. This 9600 sq/ft home must be seen to be fully appreciated- features too many to list. Huge Masters rental history !
Last Updated: May - 06 - 2026
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