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Home Heritage Homes Beautifully Renovated 1810 Colonial Pending Sale in Petersburg, Virginia

Beautifully Renovated 1810 Colonial Pending Sale in Petersburg, Virginia

Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals

Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals

Beautifully Renovated 1810 Colonial Pending Sale in Petersburg, Virginia

$389,900 | Built 1810 | 3,048 Sq. Ft. | 3 Beds | 2 Baths | 0.32 Acres
133 Marshall St, Petersburg, VA 23803
Built in 1810, this beautifully renovated historic home is pending sale after hitting the market for $389,900 in Petersburg, Virginia. Listing details: Come see where history and impeccable design meet to create a gorgeously renovated home! Walk back in time into this 3 bedroom, 2 bath Historic Poplar Lawn beauty. Circa 1810, this home was just part of the 2022 Historic Garden Week. The original home is said to have been moved to Marshall Street from its original location on Adams Street. It has been brought back to life with its expansive renovations including a freshly painted interior and exterior (2020), brand new 2 zoned heating/air conditioning (2020), Bosch tankless hot water heater and boiler combination (2020), updated bathrooms, updated electrical (2020).
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
The kitchen boasts custom cabinets with soapstone countertops, all new stainless steel appliances (with exception of the wall oven), and a kitchen island with a butcher block top. Owners have extended the patio, added a modern concrete fire pit, and a new covered grill area with electricity. The front and back yard have been recently graded, leveled, and sodded (2019). Also see the pond in the backyard and raised beds along the house. Perfect for entertaining guests or relaxing on a fall afternoon. This gem of a house is beautiful inside and out! Come snag this southern charm before it’s gone! This charming historic home is pending sale and on the market for $389,900 with Jill Hendricks of One South Realty Group. Photography by Eric Everington of Lighthouse Visuals.
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Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
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Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals



Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals



Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals



Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals



Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals



Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals



Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals
Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals



Eric Everington, Lighthouse Visuals

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