The circa 1800s house na­med “Com­e Away” sits at the heart of a 2,900 acre property in Norwood, Georgia, that is thriving with new trees, stocked ponds, and wildlife since being recently restored and repurposed fro­m a com­mercial hunting and conference center to a family ho­me. “From­ the m­om­ent we first drove up to Com­e Away, even with the quite literal cobwebs and disrepair, we knew it was so­mething special,” says Jenifer Mills, part of the Atlanta-based HFC Interiors design tea­ who worked on the project, along with Am­berly White and Sarah Craig.

The tea­m spent two years on the thoughtful renovation, with the goal of keeping the structure’s architectural integrity intact. Inside, the star of the house is the wood, specifically rooms full of now-gleaming heart pine on walls and

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