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Metro Atlanta's Grandest 'Painted Lady' Is Now A Short Sale

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When we last featured this extraordinary Newnan home last year, the ask was $1,390,000. Much has changed since September. The Parrott-Camp-Soucy House, a prime example of Victorian architecture, is now a short sale, discounted to $800,000. The home, featured in the Disney Movie "The Odd Life of Timothy Green," is insured for more than $2 million. Consider it our own "Painted Lady." Though the core of the house dates to the 1840s, most of what's visible is the result of an 1880s remodel that obviously wasn't geared toward modesty. Beautiful original materials remain from the era: stained glass, a slate roof and woodwork of cherry, birds-eye maple, black walnut, and mahogany. It's a local landmark that's already been renovated, but if you're not a fan of period wallpaper, she could be a chore.
· 155 Greenville St., Newnan [Zillow]