415 Fletcher St, Thomasville, GA 31792

One of the oldest and most distinguished homes in Thomasville, Georgia. The Wright House, Built in 1854 for Arthur P. Wright, a former mayor of Thomasville, is a stately Antebellum Home exuding timeless charm and historic significance. Nestled on a corner lot spanning 1.39 acres, this fully fenced estate offers six gated entries and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Once a beloved bed and breakfast, the home has undergone a meticulous, top-to-bottom restoration, blending 19th-century character with modern amenities. Your arrival begins at the oversized front porch, framed by an impressive, recessed entry with pedimented Greek Revival moldings and a row of dentils. The paneled double doors are flanked by glass sidelights and delicate rosettes, opening into a grand double foyer with soaring heart pine ceilings, coved doorways, and crown molding inset with soft ambient lighting. Original and reclaimed crystal chandeliers glitter above, some rescued from historic sites across Georgia. Steeped in charm, inside, the rich architectural heritage is unmistakable. Lintel moldings, soaring ceilings, and governor-paneled walls set the tone, complemented by plantation shutters, heart pine and parquet flooring throughout. Pocket doors, Victorian transoms, and five working gas fireplaces evoke a time gone by, while recessed and pendulum lighting blend seamlessly with the home's character. The gourmet kitchen is a chef's dream - fully equipped with Viking appliances, inc