104 Central Boulevard

Built in 1883 as the summer retreat of George Ferguson Armstrong and Lucy Camp Armstrong, this Victorian landmark is among the most architecturally significant properties in Effingham County. Four bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and seven fireplaces across 4,476 square feet of original fabric. Hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, and a street presence that has anchored Guyton's civic core for over 140 years. The 0.37-acre lot is fenced, with public sewer, water, and gas in place. Located within Guyton's Downtown Overlay District, the property sits at the center of an active revitalization effort led by the Guyton Downtown Development Authority, a targeted program focused on streetscape investment, business development, and architectural preservation. The building carries C-2 commercial zoning, which conveys with the sale and expands permissible uses beyond standard residential. Buyer to verify all permitted uses with Effingham County. Seller is a licensed real estate broker in the State of Georgia.