Beyond Beautiful c.1890 Victorian Home For Sale in Alabama $183K
OHU50K Notes $183,000
Built in 1880, this “beyond” beautiful Victorian home for sale has a wrap-around porch and a sleeping porch! The four bedroom, two bath gem has a wealth of unpainted woodwork, including pocket doors, hardwood floors, built-ins, staircase, wainscoting, fireplace mantels and trim.
Realtor Comments
Downtown Piedmont- Stately victorian! Built around 1890 this spacious home is full of charm and character! Features 4 or 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, parlor, formal dining with built ins and pocket doors, butlers pantry, nice kitchen with center island and breakfast nook, fenced rear yard and storage shed.
- 4bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1890
507 S Main St, Piedmont, AL 36272 $183,000
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
- Contact Realtor: JEFF INGRAM
Brokered by: Susie Weems Real Estate, LLC
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Family History
With all the newer homes around it now and address changes, it is difficult to say for sure, but this house may have been the home of Dr. Frank M. Landers, a druggist, and his wife Myrtle. Dr. Landers died in his home in 1948, leaving behind his wife, daughter Sarah, and son, Frank.
Town
The Victorian home for sale is situated in a city in the northeastern part of the state near the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains.
The city is known for its scenic beauty, with picturesque landscapes, rolling hills, and nearby outdoor recreational opportunities. The city offers a small-town atmosphere and a close-knit community.
One notable feature of the area is the Chief Ladiga Trail, a paved recreational trail that begins in Anniston, Alabama, and passes through Piedmont before extending into Georgia. The trail is popular among walkers, runners, and cyclists, providing a great way to enjoy the surrounding natural beauty.
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2 Comments
Johnny Blackwood
Hello, I am very interested in the history of this house, and even more interested in the information you gave about Dr. Landers. I want to know where you got this information, or if you have any links or references. I want to go further into the history of the home and its inhabitants.
Thank you.
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