Entire home in Maysville, Georgia

8 guests
4 bedrooms
4 beds
3.5 baths

Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars.5 reviews

Hosted by Troy

5 years hosting

Listing highlights

In historic Maysville on 8 acres

About a 5-min walk to the Maysville Historic District, with eight acres of farmland to explore on foot

Wraparound porch and fire pit

A wraparound porch and backyard fire pit for slow evenings after a day on the farm

Decor that surprises at every turn

Guests highlight the stunning decor and character, with one calling the design jaw-dropping

Homestead 180 is a fully restored 1893 folk Victorian farmhouse in the historic center of Maysville, Georgia close enough to Atlanta to be easy, far enough to feel like a genuine reset. An hour from Atlanta. A world away.

Inside you'll find three distinctly designed bedroom suites, a great room made for gathering, and a kitchen that actually gets used. Original hardwood floors, wood-paneled ceilings, and rooms full of character you won't find in any hotel.

The space
The farmhouse is yours exclusively - booked as a full private buyout, so your group has all the bedrooms, common areas, kitchen, and wraparound porch to yourselves.

• Three bedroom suites - two queens and one king, each with its own design, character and full bathrooms.

• A flex room with a daybed, ideal for a solo traveler, an assistant, or a quiet reading corner

• A great room built for gathering and a kitchen made for real cooking

• Wraparound porch and a backyard fire pit for slow evenings

Sleeps up to 8.

Guest access
The land

Step off the porch onto eight acres that are home to a small working farm. Garden beds and pasture brought back to life over the last several years. It's an active labor of love, and part of what makes a stay here feel real.

Please note: the farmhouse and its immediate grounds are your private space, but they sit within a larger working property that includes a separate residence. The wider acreage is shared, active farmland. You're welcome to wander it, with the understanding that it's a living farm, not a private estate.