This charming historic 1,639 square feet, two bedroom, two bathroom house was built in 1925 in the central part of Wellborn and was formerly referred to as ''The Johnson Home.'' Stop By and enjoy an important piece of history. The house has received excellent love & attention through the years. Just imagine, you have the opportunity to design your masterpiece as there are renovation loans available & nay be possible to reconstruct floor plan for 2 units/Airbnb. Situated within almost an acre, the property boasts many features notably hardwood floors, lovely windows that allows natural light, central heat, & air conditioning, all of its original doors remaining, a huge kitchen with custom-made redwood oak cabinetry & matching china cabinetries,or a possible third suite in an additional front room. features electricity in the garage, an additional storage shed which also has electricity, a separate carport with lighting, & an electric gate. Explore this lovely house as soon as possible! The community earned its name in honor of Louis Wellborn DuBois, a civil engineer who contributed to constructing the train line and also bought 240 acres that made up Little River. He platted the territory, named it Wellborn, and began marketing the land. The plats sold rapidly due to the town's proximity to the rail line, and it began expanding. The diminutive river that linked Wellborn Lake together with McClellan Lake. Before the 1870s, the town was known as "Little River"; nonetheless, the name "Wellborn" soon succeeded it. The community is also known for it's annual blueberry festival,monthly blueberry pancakes get togethers,Cornbread Festivals & Historic architectural buildings. Wellborn is an unincorporated community in Suwannee County, Florida. The "Little River" community began in 1860 and was growing steadily by the end of the Civil War. Wellborn is located 1 mile from U.S. Route 90 (State Road 10), It also includes County Roads 137 and 250. Welborn is 15 miles from 1-10,-17 miles from 1-75 -- 14 miles from Lake City-- 11 miles from Live Oak, & 22 miles from Ichetucknee Springs.