This house was built by A. P. Brantley in 1866 and the Queen Anne features were added later. It is thought to be the oldest house in Brantley County.
A. P. Brantley House, 1866, Hoboken
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I lived in this house end of middle school and early high school (I want to say around 2014 or 2013 was around the time we moved in. Back then the trim was a green color and my mom was actually the one to paint it pink and egg shell. It used to be a very beautiful house, and from time to time when I’m traveling through the town I think about the place.
Please call us. Josiah and Emily Davis 912 464 2225 we are current owners
Hi! I used to live in this house ages ago when I was a teenager. My mom was the one who painted the trimming pink (before hand it was green) I just wanted to reach out and ask if you guys were restoring the house, as from time to time I would look up the place for memories sake and last I saw there were a lot of restorations needed roofing wise and what not. Also have you found the floorboard panel in the foyer that lifts up? There’s a small board we found when we lived there and it goes under the house. (Close to the side door opposite from the wall mirror that was there)
i grew up next to this house . My grandpa has owned the surrounding property since the 70s . I know the neighborhood better than anyone
Does anyone know where this A.P. Brantley house is located? I would like to go see it as it was one my my relatives on the Brantley side.