This is a historic gem! AND well located in the historic district, walking distance to the downtown square! The Stovall-Vaughan Home, built circa 1915, is a stunning example of the American Four-Square style with predominant Prairie and Craftsman influences. Sitting on a half-acre lot just off the main thoroughfare, this beauty fronts West Central and the driveway is off Kolb St. Custom designed by Leila Ross Wilburn, one of Georgia's first female architects, the original blueprints still hang in the office, a testament to the home's rich history. A charming picket fence and inviting sidewalks lead to the expansive wraparound front porch, complete with rocking chairs, swing and eating area-an idyllic spot for relaxation. Inside, double parlors with elegant pocket doors and original light fixtures, hand-selected by the home's original owner, Frank Stovall, exude timeless character. Gorgeous hardwood floors flow throughout, complementing the seven fireplaces with their original surrounds. The main floor is bathed in natural light and features a separate dining room, office, a spacious kitchen with a cozy keeping area, and a primary bedroom suite for convenient main-level living. A carport off the kitchen provides easy access. Upstairs, four additional bedrooms and two baths offer ample space, while a delightful sleeping porch off the master bedroom adds to the home's charm. This home blends architectural significance with modern livability, making it a rare find in a prime location. Partial basement with concrete flooring & inside/outside entrance, Tool shed. All information deemed reliable and accurate, but buyer should verify during due diligence.