408 N Pearl St, Natchez, MS 39120

CONTRACTED PENDING INSPECTION. Myrtle Bank, named for the high ridge on which it stands, occupies an original Spanish land grant surveyed by William Dunbar, who at the request of President Thomas Jefferson led the first scientific expedition into the lower Louisiana Purchase. First begun prior to 1807, it was enlarged in 1835, with further alterations and embellishments added in the 1850's when the home occupied the entire block. The grounds boast beautiful live oaks, brick walkways and curving garden walls, and an 1870's gazebo. With a wide front gallery and large parlors, this home facing magnificent Stanton Hall is an excellent venue for Bed and Breakfast or private entertaining. Two blocks from downtown, the Mississippi River bluffs and concert grounds of the October Balloon Festival and Mudbug Music Festival in May. Ample off-street parking via private alley from Monroe Street. NEW AC, many improvements to electrical and plumbing systems. Call for your showing today