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$624,900
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 2000578 MLS ⋅ 2,535 SqFt. ⋅ 0.31 Acres
Timeless character and thoughtful updates converge at 309 Mahan Street in the heart of downtown St. Marys. Originally built in 1950, this one-of-a-kind home showcases rich wood-beamed ceilings, original hardwood floors, and a charming galley-style kitchen that honors its mid-century roots. A beautifully executed rear addition enhances both form and function, offering two private offices/FLEX spaces, a spacious owner's suite with ensuite bath, and a cozy living room designed for everyday comfort. Step outside the owner's suite to a screened porch--an ideal place to unwind--overlooking an inviting courtyard designed for both relaxation and entertaining. The outdoor space features a gardening house, tiki hut with the home's original sink, grilling area, and fire pit, creating a setting that feels both intimate and inspired. With both bathrooms thoughtfully remodeled, a new $14K HVAC installed and this distinctive downtown property is ready to welcome its next chapter.

309 Mahan St, St. Marys
$574,900
5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 2000224 MLS ⋅ 3,955 SqFt. ⋅ 0.55 Acres ⋅ The Historic Gross House BLDG.
Steeped in local history, the iconic Gross House at 290 E King Avenue has stood as a generational landmark in downtown Kingsland since its construction in 1912 as the Gross Family Farm. This well-preserved residence features the craftsmanship of its era, including hand-carved crown molding and fireplaces added in the 1940s, along with a majestic live oak tree that has shaded the property for over a century. The home offers approximately 3,955 square feet of living space across a spacious and functional floor plan. Original hardwood floors, high ceilings, and period details remain throughout much of the house, while thoughtful updates have improved comfort and efficiency. Recent improvements include a new roof with radiant barrier, new HVAC systems, new exterior paint, updated subfloors and flooring in several rooms, and refreshed bathrooms. A master suite, additional bathroom, kitchen, and three-car garage were added in 2000, blending historic character with modern convenience. The property sits on a prominent corner lot with excellent visibility and curb appeal. A wide wrap-around porch, classic white picket wrought-iron fencing, and mature landscaping create a welcoming presence from the street. A detached three-car garage and additional outbuildings provide practical storage and workspace options. What makes this property especially compelling is its strong potential for adaptive reuse. Directly across the street at 239 E King Avenue, a similar single-family home was successfully converted into professional office space and is now home to Harrison & Fortier, P.C. The Gross House offers a comparable opportunity. Its generous room sizes, multiple fireplaces, existing layout, and high-visibility location make it well-suited for conversion into professional offices, a boutique medical or dental practice, or multi-tenant commercial space while retaining its historic charm. This is a rare chance to acquire a true piece of Kingsland history with both residential appeal and realistic commercial conversion potential in the heart of downtown. Property Highlights: * Built in 1912 as the Gross Family Farm - over 110 years of local history * Hand-carved crown molding and fireplaces from the 1940s * Approximately 3,955 sq ft with spacious, conversion-friendly layout * Major updates including new roof with radiant barrier, HVAC, and exterior paint * Prominent corner lot with wrap-around porch and mature live oak * Proven commercial conversion potential (see 239 E King Ave directly across the street) * Detached three-car garage Serious inquiries regarding purchase or adaptive commercial reuse are welcome.

290 E King Ave, Kingsland