Renovated & Expanded 1900 Victorian Home Asks $1.85M in Rome, Georgia
$1,850,000 | Built 1900 | 8,500 Sq. Ft. | 7 Beds | 6.2 Baths | 0.69 Acres320 E 3rd Ave, Rome, GA 30161
Constructed for the Fahy family in the late 1800s, this extremely well-maintained and updated Victorian home is on the market for $1.85 million in Rome, Georgia. Listing details: Four levels of luxury await in one of the most iconic homes in Rome! With 7 bedrooms, 6.2 bathrooms, this home has room for the entire family. Originally built for the Fahy family in the late 1800s, the home has been lovingly renovated and expanded over the years. Original details include stained glass, multiple staircases, and restored crystal chandeliers. On the main floor, enter a foyer with original wood moldings. Formal areas include a music room with a full bath, two living rooms, and a banquet-sized dining room featuring Dufour hand-painted paper. The same paper called, The Monuments of Paris hangs in the Metropolitan Museum. A casual den opens to the gourmet kitchen.
The appliance suite includes Subzero refrigerators and drawers, Thermador double ovens, a 48 cooktop, and custom cabinetry with natural stone countertops. A three-car garage and multiple porches complete the level. Upstairs, the master suite includes abundant storage and a high-end bathroom with stunning views. Additional bedrooms share two bathrooms. On the third floor, a bonus room, could be an office, playroom, or theatre. Another bedroom and bathroom are tucked into the eaves. In the basement, a workout room and wet bar open onto the lower terrace. The garage apartment, accessed from a separate staircase, has a living room with a kitchenette plus two bedrooms and a bathroom. Outside, the landscaping is nothing short of amazing. Multiple water features, formal gardens, a bocci ball court, and stone terraces provide ample opportunities to entertain and connect with nature. This stunning home is on the market for $1.85 million with Jeb Arp of Toles, Temple & Wright, Inc. Photography by Andy Edwards.
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