1831 Upper River Road, Macon

Attention Mid-Century Modern Enthusiasts! This is your chance to own 2 MCM homes designed by Bernard Webb, a noted Macon architect well known for his MCM designs. The homes are located on 3 private lots totaling 4.7 acres. Both homes have new roofs, but do require significant renovations. 1831 Upper River Rd was built by Marshall & Gertrude Daugherty. Mr. Daugherty was head of Mercer's art department for many years. His studio was located in the home. The home has walls of glass overlooking a kidney shaped pool and features many built-ins, an open floor plan, randomly shaped marble flooring, and a Generac generator. 1835 Upper River Rd was built in 1950 by Calder Payne, Macon Historian, as a one room retreat in the woods. Bernard Webb was later hired to design an addition. This home was referred to as "Persimmon Hill." This can be a unique private retreat, but convenient to downtown Macon and all it has to offer.