Edge Hill, circa 1840, is set on a hill amidst a grove of hardwoods and Magnolias. This classic Greek Revival home is an architectural gem. The home has been thoughtfully cared for and remains true to the period. Original elements highlighting its unchanged character include wide-plank heart pine floors, high ceilings, plaster walls and moldings, transom windows, pocket doors, solid wood-panel doors and cast-iron fireplace surrounds. This property sits on 3+ acres near the Virginia Capital bike Trail, James River and downtown Richmond. This 19th Century Greek Revival "raised cottage" is listed on the State and National Registers of Historic Places. Homes nominated for these accolades are scored on a scale of 40 points. Only sites like Monticello or Stratford Hall receive 40 points. Edge Hill received 39 points and was placed on the Registers in 2008. Edge Hill was home to the Harbormaster of Richmond who later sold to a Transatlantic steamboat captain in 1864, anchoring this home's strong maritime context. Although no known defects, fireplaces, chimneys, flues, and detached structures convey as-is. Includes parcel PID: 801-707-1459.
Listing courtesy of Long & Foster REALTORS. Contact: (804) 216-9711
Selling Office: Robinson Real Estate Inc.
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