This historic plantation is located on 39+/- acres in the heart of Thomasville, Georgia. With its authentic Southern charm, this property truly takes its visitors back to an era of luxury that is difficult to find outside of this town filled with peaceful elegance.
Coalson Plantation features all of the luxury amenities of an elite resort including a fitness center, magnificent pool house, Showboat Theatre, a five-building village, polo field, honeymoon suite and restaurant.
Among the most stunning views of the Coalson Plantation is of its grounds and landscaping. Along with the beautiful oak and magnolia trees draped with Spanish moss, the property also has formal boxwood gardens, rose gardens and peacocks that protect and roam the grounds.
The historic Coalson Plantation and Inn combines to include 33 guest rooms with 35 full bathrooms and 13 half bathrooms, making it a prime candidate for a resort in renowned Thomasville.
Belle Grove Plantation in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley
Travel Shenandoah host Kerry Keihn talks with Elizabeth McClung about how solders from both sides visited there to pay respects to Confederate Gen. Stephen D. Ramseur as he lay dying there, during the 1864 Battle of Cedar Creek.
The Mansion at Fort Chiswell, Virginia
Filmed during the 2010 Seed to Soul Festival.
Chris Cooley's Virginia Mansion
Chris Cooley's Virginia Mansion
Magnolia Grange Plantation; Chesterfield VA
Magnolia Grange is a Federal-style plantation house built in 1822 by William Winfree. The building was named for the circle of magnolia trees that once graced its front lawn. Its distinctive architectural features include elaborate ceiling medallions and intricate carvings on mantels, doorways and window frames. Today, Magnolia Grange is a house museum that interprets life at a 19th-century country plantation and is also home to the Chesterfield Historical Society's gift shop. We welcome you to tour this magnificent plantation Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 4 pm and Saturdays 10-2. Cost is $5/adults, $4/seniors and $3/students For more information about Castlewood or the Historical Society, please call (804) 796-7121 or visit
SNEAK PEAK: Houma's House Plantation to be extended into a museum
SNEAK PEAK: Houma's House Plantation to be extended into a museum