$160,000. Antique floors and high ceilings! C. 1834 in Mississippi.
- Address: 166 Craft St, Holly Springs, MS 38635
- Price: $160,000
- Location: Located on the circle, just two blocks from the historic Town Square.
This historic gem is a standout among any property for sale in the area. Its prime location near the Town Square makes it a highly desirable residence for those who value convenience and community.
Historical Significance & Structure
- Year Built: 1834 (Original home place of Alexander McEwen).
- Living Area: Approx. 4,500 sqft.
- Architecture: Two-story single-family residence with classic craftsmanship.
- Condition: Move-in ready.
Steeped in local history, this unique house for sale offers a massive 4,500 square foot floor plan that is rare to find in such a well-preserved state. The structure’s deep roots and “move-in ready” status make it a perfect choice for history buffs looking for their next home.
Interior Highlights
- Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 3 Bedrooms / 3 Full Bathrooms.
- Kitchen: Family-sized kitchen featuring Pennsylvania Amish handmade Walnut cabinets.
- Flooring: Antique wood floors and ceramic tile.
- Unique Details: High ceilings, spacious rooms, crown molding, and an entrance foyer.
- Fireplaces: 8 total fireplaces (located in bedrooms, living room, and great room).
- Rooms: Includes a sunroom, formal dining room, bonus room, and a den.
The interior is defined by its stunning handmade walnut cabinetry and rare antique wood flooring that creates a warm atmosphere. This remarkable residence for sale features eight fireplaces and high ceilings that highlight its classic Mississippi craftsmanship.
Exterior & Lot Features
- Lot Size: 0.5 Acres.
- Landscaping: Level city lot with professional landscaping and a front yard.
- Outdoor Space: Includes a balcony and a wrought iron fence.
- Parking: Circular driveway with a 2-car carport and additional storage.
The exterior offers a beautifully landscaped half-acre lot and a grand circular driveway that provides excellent curb appeal. It is a rare opportunity to find such an expansive property for sale with a private balcony and historic wrought iron fencing.
From Zillow
Original home place to Alexander McEwen whose daughter married to Winfred Scott Featherston in 1858. He returned from the Civil War as Brigadier General. This wonderful historic property has 3 Brs, 3baths, spacious rooms, high ceilings, antique wood floors that create a warm & inviting living experience. Definitely for those who cherish history & classic craftsmanship. Family sized kitchen w/Pennsylvania Amish handmade Walnut cabinets. Located on the circle 2 blocks from the Town Square.
