99 Old Wells Rd, West Point, GA 31833

Description

Some homes offer a place to live. White Hall offers the opportunity to become part of a continuing story. Built in 1857–58 by Alexander F. Kendrick, this West Point estate sits well back from the road on 4.76 acres behind mature trees. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974, the Kendrick–Poer–Crawford–Graham House is distinguished by a two-story Greek Revival portico with six fluted Ionic columns, bold dentil detailing and a delicate iron balcony. Poured-glass windows grace the front and foyer, where a sweeping curved staircase showcases the craftsmanship of another era. Heart-pine floors and carved mantels warm the grand rooms. Substantial egg-and-dart crown molding distinguishes the dining room, formal living room and foyer. European and American antiques adorn the interiors. The chef's kitchen offers cherry cabinetry, granite, a paneled refrigerator, gas cooking, a wall oven and a warming drawer. Take your coffee on the nearby porch. Peacock Alley, with a wet bar and stained glass, leads to the family room, where pickled wood, bookcases and a barrel ceiling frame a gathering space between the terrace and screened porch. White Hall offers 5,385 sq ft, five en-suite bedrooms and two half baths. One of the four main-house suites is on the main level; the fifth suite, used as an office, has a private entrance. Five fireplaces grace the living, dining and family rooms, upstairs primary suite and office. More than 1,000 sq ft of porches invite slow mornings and evenings with friends. Slate walks wind through established gardens with a gazebo and pond. Lake recreation, Callaway Gardens and golf are nearby; Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is about an hour away via I-85. If these walls could talk, they would tell stories of generations past. Today, White Hall offers the chance to honor that history while making memories of your own. A distinctive historic home, ready for its next steward—and its next chapter.

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