Description
"Red Brick Manor" The Samuel Lowe Home c.1898 the Main House (5 Bedroom/3 full 2 half baths) with fabulous GUEST QUARTERS above Climate controlled 8 car garage. Guest Quarters consist of two (2) 2 Bedroom 2 Bath suites complete with kitchens and small Juliet balconies. A wonderful property for entertaining! This most Exquisite Southern Antebellum reflects Greek Revival architecture with soaring columns, wide Southern porches, beautiful unpainted heart of Pine floors, a grand entry hall with arched doorway fanlights and a gracefully rising CENTER staircase create a spectacular entrance! Flanking the wide center hall on each side are two beautiful parlors and formal dining room, each with pocket doors and stunning matching mantles. This is a MUST SEE HOME far too many amenities to list....You will not be disappointed. Nestled in the heart of the Historic District within walking distance of the Quaint Historic Town Square, Shops, Restaurants, Museums and Mary Willis Library.
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5BEDS
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0.61ACRES
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3BATHS
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21/2 BATHS
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3,971SQFT
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$225$/SQFT
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Description
"Red Brick Manor" The Samuel Lowe Home c.1898 the Main House (5 Bedroom/3 full 2 half baths) with fabulous GUEST QUARTERS above Climate controlled 8 car garage. Guest Quarters consist of two (2) 2 Bedroom 2 Bath suites complete with kitchens and small Juliet balconies. A wonderful property for entertaining! This most Exquisite Southern Antebellum reflects Greek Revival architecture with soaring columns, wide Southern porches, beautiful unpainted heart of Pine floors, a grand entry hall with arched doorway fanlights and a gracefully rising CENTER staircase create a spectacular entrance! Flanking the wide center hall on each side are two beautiful parlors and formal dining room, each with pocket doors and stunning matching mantles. This is a MUST SEE HOME far too many amenities to list....You will not be disappointed. Nestled in the heart of the Historic District within walking distance of the Quaint Historic Town Square, Shops, Restaurants, Museums and Mary Willis Library.