A Victorian from the 1800s, one of the last on Greene Street to survive Augusta's historic fires, and a recipient of a city historic preservation award in the 1990s. 266 Greene sits on the corner of Greene and Third in Old Towne, in view of Heritage Academy, on a street that's been freshly renovated. Original pine flooring runs throughout, along with pine board siding, original windows, and 12-foot ceilings in the main house (10 feet in the extension). A private dining room with original pocket doors anchors the main level, and a separate front room works as a living room or reception area. There are 5 fireplaces, a kitchenette in the back, three bedrooms or offices upstairs, a fourth bedroom downstairs along with the primary, and 2.5 baths. The property was formerly an attorney's office, and zoning allows residential or professional office use. It's a rare chance to restore a historic property to its former glory, or to put it back to work as a place of business. New roof (2025), HVAC (2024), fresh plumbing (PEX and PVC) over a brick foundation and crawl space. Large covered front porch and a screened-in back patio. Sold as-is. The furnishings convey or go, whichever suits the buyer.
Listing courtesy of WRKHORSE REAL ESTATE.

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