This property at 506 W Screven St in Quitman, GA, is a charming single-family home built in 1904. It exudes historical character and is located in a family-friendly community. The property is conveniently situated near schools, restaurants, and essential services. While specific interior details require further inquiry, the exterior presents a well-maintained residence with classic Southern architectural elements. History of the home as found in Treasures of Brooks County, GA: Built by Israel Boyd about 1904 for the William Walker family.  It has been occupied by a member of the family since that date. The design of the house reflects a combination of "Victorian Eclectic" and Queen Anne architectural features. Outstanding is the leaded fanlight and sidelights at the front entrance.  The home is located in Quitman, GA, a lovely, small southern town just minutes from Valdosta and Thomasville, GA.  Come purchase this home and come back to a slow paced lifestyle. This home could easily become a bed and breakfast. The large rooms  could easily become suites with private baths. Quitman, GA is known as the Camellia City because of the plants grown there, and because it was the home of Betty Sheffield, the First Lady of Camellias. Quitman also has one of the largest historic districts per capita in all of Georgia