150 Tucker RD

Listing Courtesy of: Sheridan Solomon & Associates · Joanna Jones

MLS# 10879252

(678) 635-8877

You will not find another property like Villa Albicini. Tucked away in North Macon, overlooking the beautiful campus of Wesleyan College and surrounded by Country Club Estates, this extraordinary historic estate is a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural history and bring it back to its original glory. Inspired by a chapel at Villa Cuzzano in Italy and the grandeur of Italian Baroque architecture, Villa Albicini is truly one of a kind. Behind a sweeping perimeter wall lies your own private European paradise. Magnificent columns, enchanting gardens, beautiful fountains, and gorgeous walkways create an atmosphere that feels worlds away. Every turn reveals another remarkable architectural detail, another hidden retreat, another reason to fall in love with this extraordinary property. Inside, the drama continues. Grand architectural features, a stunning formal dining room, and remarkable spaces create a setting made for entertaining on an unforgettable scale. Imagine the most theatrical weddings, lavish celebrations, and unforgettable social gatherings, all surrounded by the romance and grandeur of this historic villa. And for those dreaming of an extraordinary personal residence, imagine calling this magnificent European-inspired estate your very own private sanctuary. Whether entertaining on a grand scale or simply enjoying the beauty and privacy of everyday life, Villa Albicini offers a setting unlike anything else in Middle Georgia. A remarkable history accompanies this architectural treasure. Originally conceived in the 1920s by celebrated architect Neel Reid, the project continued after his death in 1926, with renowned architect Philip Trammell Shutze credited for the final design. Together, their vision and artistry created one of Macon's most distinctive architectural landmarks. A Macon icon. A timeless treasure. An opportunity that simply cannot be duplicated. A legacy waiting to be continued.