Tanyard Hill Farm – JUST LISTED 🍃 THE MAIN HOUSE Built c.1850 and also known as The Newnan McBain House was built in the Louisiana French or “Creole” style. 🍃 As you approach this magnificent property through the stone gates and down the gravel drive you pass several historic white clad barn and two ponds, the circular drive delivers you to the wonderful covered front porch of the home. 🍃 The porch features two doors and four windows with 9 over 9 double sashes and leads you into the main floor of this Creole cottage which features 6 fireplaces, pine flooring and 14 foot ceilings. 🍃 The library with wooden ceiling and built-in bookcases and the large and beautiful great room are both serviced by one of the two centrally located fireplaces, 🍃 The Owner's Suite on the main level features a fireplace, his and her baths and beautiful views 🍃 The Dining Room seats 12+ with fireplace, custom built-in storage and featuring a punkah designed by Furlow Gatewood. 🍃 The beautiful Kitchen features white cabinetry, wooden countertops and ceiling and stainless appliances. 🍃 There are two upstairs rooms with wide pine flooring, an office with a fireplace and a beautiful bedroom with sitting area, second fireplace and a full bath. 🍃 The Newnan McBain House is significant primarily in the architectural history of Georgia as a distinct and rare type of antebellum folk house. As such it has significant implications for the history of exploration and settlement in the southwest part of the state and is the first Creole-type house to be identified and nominated to the National Register in Georgia.