Madison, Georgia

The Oak House stands as a crown jewel of Southern architecture. Built in 1898 and honored with a Georgia Trust Award for Historic Preservation, this New South Neoclassical Revival estate sits at the corner of Walton Street and Dixie Avenue, surrounded by boxwood gardens, mature trees, and a gated circular drive. Restored and expanded with period-sensitive additions, the home blends historic detail with luxurious modern living. The interior showcases curved doorways, intricate fireplace mantels, and a dramatic oak-carved staircase beneath stained-glass skylights. Entertain in the formal double parlors, wet bar, and dining room. The smoking room features a coffered ceiling, wood paneling, and built-in bookcases, while the sunroom, den, and side porch offer relaxing retreats. The chef's kitchen boasts an eat-in area and butler's pantry. The primary suite is its own private retreat, complete with custom walk-in closets, dual bathrooms, exercise room, and access to the upper-level porch. Other features: Office, wine cellar, gym, walk-in cooler, laundry facility, a 1950 square feet guest house, private pool, 3-car detached garage, greenhouse, and unique train room in the finished attic.