The Wright Group
2017 Sales: $50-100 Million
Who: A boutique firm specializing in recreational, lifestyle, and legacy investments
Wow: Brought to market Millpond Plantation, the nation’s most iconic bobwhite quail hunting plantation, which is available for the first time in five generations.
Circa 1890 J.R. Alexander House
The Circa 1890 J.R. Alexander house lies in the heart of Thomasville’s historic Dawson street, in walking distance from charming downtown. It has undergone a complete and beautiful restoration, all while maintaining the integrity of the original home. Original hardwood floors, crown molding, doors, bookshelves, fireplaces and more can be seen throughout the house. The kitchen has been restored with an open concept layout, with marble center island, butcher block counter tops, and modern appliances. The home has 3 bedrooms with each room having its own bath and tall beadboard ceilings. It is a great house for entertaining, both indoor and out – the front porch is perfect for relaxing or cocktail hour! Call our office to find out more or to schedule an appointment. Offered at $525,000.
Forbes, May 29, 2018
“Unless you happen to love hunting Bobwhite quail, there’s no reason you would have ever heard of Thomasville before. The locals know how to keep their secrets close to their vests…“Thomasville’s history plays an unmistakable role in why this small town is a thriving place today,” says broker Ben McCollum of the Wright Group, which focuses on selling plantation, legacy properties…Thomasville is unique in the sense that a 6 oz. bird assists in driving the city culturally and economically today, and that was the same force that helped found the city.”
Orchard Creek
Orchard Creek is productive, beautiful pecan grove in Mitchell County, Georgia. Close to 50 acres are in active pecan production and there is a drip irrigation system in place, providing a solid income stream. A beautiful stand of established mature pines add to the overall diversity of the property, creating excellent habitat for deer and turkey. Call our office for more information or to set up an appointment.
Circa 1857 Reid Bailey House
The Reid Bailey house is one of Thomasville’s most significant homes, due to its visually grand stature and close proximity to historic downtown. The home has antebellum roots dating back to 1857, and underwent its first restoration during Thomasville’s resort era in the late 1800s. The Greek Revival architecture frame has been maintained through the decades, and much of the original footprint is intact.
Recently, the home underwent a full restoration, bringing it to the twenty-first century with a modern twist. It follows a current trend of historic homes with modern interiors, with all contemporary accents applying to codes and highlighting the integrity of the home simultaneously. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call our office. The Reid Bailey home is offered at $695,000.
Covey Rise April/May 2018
“Millpond was, from the beginning, a family retreat, and happy memories were created every step of the way…That’s how the Wade family now blooms as the Sedgwick family, the fourth, the fifth and sixth generations to steward Millpond’s rich history into its next chapters.”
Rovers Magazine, Winter 2018 issue
Organizer Ben McCollum reflected, “The driving force behind the event is that the area has so much scenic private land, but not a lot of public access. The Rally lets enthusiasts get off-road to tour them. It offers an inside glance to these majestic properties and their vistas.”
420 North Dawson Street
Own a piece of Thomasville history! The AC Brown house dates back to 1884, with much of the original charm still intact all throughout the home. The front porch is charming, with an original front door and wood work detail. The door opens to gorgeous heart pine flooring, and tall ceilings in every room. Recent renovations include a half bath addition, and a master suite with his and her sinks and closets on the first floor. The backyard is large, private, and perfect for entertaining. The historic Dawson Street neighborhood is in walking distance from downtown Thomasville. Offered at $419,000.
The Land Report, Winter 2017
“The most popular property: Millpond Plantation. The nation’s most iconic quail hunting plantation, Millpond Plantation, is offered for the first time in generations.” – Winter 2017, post popular Tweet
Good Grit January/February 2018
The Rover Rally is Ben McCollum’s way of brokering a deal with the history and the landscape…by benefiting the 22nd Annual Plantation Wildlife Arts Festival in Thomasville, the Rover Rally, as he says, “reminds us to open our eyes, smell the pine-infused air, and see what a special place this truly is.”