The gabled-ell or winged gable form is one of the most common of the vernacular house types of the late 19th and early 20th centuries in rural Georgia. Most of these originated as small central hallway or hall-and-parlor houses and were expanded as a family’s needs required more space.
This photo was made in 2015 and I believe it was on Nolan Store Road. I’m not sure if it was near the Nolan Plantation, though.
I believe you are right about it being on Nolan Store Road. I found a house on Google Maps that has the fake brick on top and small windows. It looks like the trees have been cleared though.
2798 Nolan Store Road I believe
I just was going to say my great grandparents house had the central hallway. I lived in an old house that was an old farmhouse that had a parlor.