Historic Broad Street Assemblage — Thomasville, GA 718, 712 & 700 N. Broad St. plus 111 E. Webster St. | Sold Together A rare opportunity to acquire a 1.38-acre assemblage of four contiguous/adjacent parcels in the heart of Thomasville, Georgia — anchored by a piece of the city's history and positioned for infill redevelopment. 718 N. Broad St. — The Historic Parsonage (0.54 acres) The centerpiece of the offering: a 2,160-square-foot historic home built in 1876 and long used as the parsonage for Saint Thomas African Methodist Episcopal Church. Renovated in 1976, the home retains its historic character and sits on over half an acre with a detached garage and paved parking/drive. A true legacy property, ready for restoration, adaptive reuse, or continued residential use. 700 N. Broad St. — Prominent Corner Lot (0.50 acres) Once the site of one of Thomasville's most prominent community churches, this now-vacant, this vacant lot offers a blank canvas on N. Broad St. for new construction, whether a single residence, multi-unit infill project, or community-oriented development. 712 N. Broad St. — Additional Vacant Lot (0.10 acres) A smaller vacant parcel adjoining the assemblage, adding flexibility for lot reconfiguration, additional parking, or expanded site planning. 111 E. Webster St. — Additional Residence (0.24 acres) Rounding out the package, a circa-1896 cottage (984 sq. ft.) just around the corner on E. Webster St., offered as an income, renovation, or redevelopment opportunity alongside the Broad Street parcels. Location & Zoning All four parcels are currently zoned C-1 (Commercial) per Thomas County records and sit within the area targeted by the City of Thomasville's new Traditional Neighborhoods Infill District (TNID) — a voluntary overlay created to encourage workforce and infill housing while preserving neighborhood character. These properties are well positioned for a TNID rezoning application; buyers should confirm current eligibility, process, and standards directly with the City of Thomasville Planning Department before finalizing development plans. The Opportunity Combined, these four parcels offer a developer, investor, or community partner a meaningful footprint near downtown Thomasville — pairing a historic home worth preserving with multiple vacant and improved sites ready for new life. Sold together, this assemblage is ideal for a redevelopment plan spanning restoration, new infill housing, or a mixed approach across the portfolio. Buyers should independently verify zoning, rezoning process and timeline, utility availability, survey/boundary details, and building condition with the City of Thomasville and Thomas County prior to purchase. Contact us today for more information or to schedule a tour of the properties.
