Real Privacy
10.54 acres, a long driveway and a wooded setting create genuine separation from the road and neighboring homes.
A custom-built Southern home tucked into more than ten private acres of woods, lawn and quiet.
The experience begins before you ever reach the front door. A long, winding drive pulls away from the road and into a private setting framed by mature trees and open green space. At the end sits a home with the scale, warmth and porch-lined charm that country living is supposed to have.
Built in 2004, the house pairs an open floor plan with soaring ceilings, abundant natural light and striking wood details. It feels substantial without feeling formal—and comfortable enough for everyday life while still ready for a house full of people.
10.54 acres, a long driveway and a wooded setting create genuine separation from the road and neighboring homes.
A wraparound front porch, spacious screened porch and adjoining deck turn the outdoors into true everyday living space.
Soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, natural woodwork, built-ins and a dramatic stone fireplace give the interior unmistakable character.
A heated and cooled bonus room over the garage adds room for an office, media room, guests, hobbies or whatever comes next.
There is something about a home you cannot fully appreciate from a street view: the feeling of leaving the road behind. Here, the winding driveway curves through a broad lawn and mature trees before the house comes into view, creating an arrival that feels private, peaceful and distinctly Southern.
The main living space opens upward to an impressive wood-clad ceiling and catwalk, anchored by a stone fireplace and connected naturally to the kitchen. It is a room with enough architecture to make an impression, yet enough warmth to settle into every day.
Tucked along the back of the home, the screened porch opens to a large deck and views of the private wooded acreage. Morning coffee, long dinners, rainy afternoons and late-summer evenings all have a place here—without giving up the comfort of being under cover.
These aerial views show the scale of the setting, how deeply the home sits within the property, and the wooded buffer that gives Spring Creek its secluded feel.
Beyond the acreage and porches, the home delivers the practical pieces buyers look for: central heating and air, an attached garage, a mud-room laundry, abundant storage, hardwood flooring, a crawl space and high-speed internet availability.
The old smokehouse adds something harder to quantify—a bit of history and personality that simply belongs on a property like this.
From downtown Thomaston, head north on Highway 19, turn left onto Jeff Davis Road, then right onto Spring Creek Road. The property is on the right—close enough for everyday convenience, but set far enough back to feel like a retreat.
505 North Church Street
Thomaston, GA 30286
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