208 W Georgetown Street

Nestled in the heart of downtown Crystal Springs stands a true masterpiece, the historic C.H. Parson house. This distinguished Colonial Revival home, a proud member of the National Register of Historic Places, isn't just a house—it's a piece of history that greets you with a warm, Southern welcome. Step up to expansive front porch supported by fluted Ionic columns, and feel the warm embrace of a home that has stories to tell. A porte cochere with matching woodwork extends from the side, welcoming you inside. The grand entrance doorway, framed by sidelights and a transom of beveled glass, features a striking pattern of superimposed diamonds and hollow rectangles. Inside, the home unfolds beneath soaring 12-foot ceilings. A central hallway, visually divided by a graceful arch supported by Ionic columns, showcases a wainscoting of molded panels. The parlor and dining room are separated by gorgeous sliding pocket doors. Each of these rooms features a beautifully detailed Colonial Revival mantelpiece with an over-mantel mirror. The dining room is further defined by its coffered ceiling with molded beams, and a built-in china cabinet with leaded-glass doors. The master bathroom still has the original fixtures and original tile almost as if preserved in time. And this bathroom is crowned with the very unique original skylight tower, bringing a beam of natural light into the home. This is more than a home; it's a legacy. With seven different fireplaces and two light-filled sunrooms, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence is a piece of history preserved for the modern age. The original carriage house, where the first owner kept his horse, has been converted into a functional garage or workshop. It's a chance to own an unforgettable residence of unparalleled character and beauty, a place where history isn't just told, but lived. The only thing missing is you. Schedule your private showing today.