Historic estate built in 1884 by Colonel J.W. Paxton of Wheeling, West Virginia. Known as the Paxton House, this remarkable property was among Thomasville's earliest winter residences during its famed hotel era. Showcasing classic Victorian architecture, the home features a striking turret, intricate gingerbread millwork, and a sweeping veranda. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the property sits on two oversized lots in the heart of the Tocwotten Historic District. The main residence is complemented by four additional cottages and a garden shed offering exceptional versatility. Inside, the home reflects masterful craftsmanship with a gracefully curved staircase in the foyer, soaring 13-foot ceilings, layered crown moldings, nine-foot doors with transoms, abundant natural light through original windows, heart pine. floors, and an impressive 12 fireplaces. Flyers for each individual cottage are available upon request. Please contact Carey Sewell for detailed information on this unique property. Please click on the video below for a complete overview of property. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_GmD55GwwpZIP9pF5yoCmHFJGeXBY3oV/view?usp=sharing