Circa 1860, this remarkable historic residence stands as a rare opportunity to own a piece of Olde Town Conyers’ architectural legacy. Defined by its true wraparound porch and impressive 14-foot ceilings, the home showcases the scale and craftsmanship rarely found in modern construction. The grand entry, formal living room, dining room, and expansive kitchen create a sense of presence and flow that reflects the home’s original design intent—built for both gathering and everyday living. Original hardwood floors remain as a testament to the home’s history, complemented by newer hardwood, tile and carpet in select areas. The kitchen and bathrooms have been updated over time, offering functional convenience while leaving room for a future owner to thoughtfully reimagine and elevate the spaces. The layout features four bedrooms, including two with private ensuite baths, and a Jack-and-Jill bath serving the additional bedrooms—an efficient and flexible configuration within a historic footprint. In addition to the original living room, a cozy den sits just off of the kitchen. Outdoor living is redefined with a charming paver courtyard, offering a private, low-maintenance alternative to a traditional backyard. A detached outbuilding with power adds further versatility, ideal for a studio, workshop, or storage. Rich in character, scale, and potential, this is more than a home—it’s a chance to steward a piece of Conyers history and make it your own for years to come. Walk to Olde Town for a bite to eat, or to enjoy one of the many festivals held each year. Come and see the house that local artist, D. Morgan, called home for over 20 years. Welcome to 1019 College Ave!