800 Cherry St, Vicksburg, MS 39183

Located in historic Vicksburg, Mississippi on the Mississippi River between Natchez and Jackson, this unique new construction fits right in with this historic neighborhood. Built with integrity, this house designed and built by Tom Pharr, engineered by Architect, Doug Lum, AIA and was completed in January 2009. The neighborhoods brick streets, gas lanterns, and wide sidewalks make for enjoyable walks to the City's best restaurants, coffee shops, art galleries, museums and much more. Although the home may appear deceptively smaller from the street view, but with more than 6000 square feet under roof and more than 4200 square feet of heated and cooled living space the home has plenty of room to enjoy. Commercially zoned within a historic residential area of Vicksburg, the structure has the distinction of being in a national Register of Historic Places Neighborhood and is surrounded by many of the City's most historic antebellum homes including, Anchuca, Duff Green Mansion, Lakemont, Plan Gables, Steigleman House, the George Washington Ball House, Planter Hall, and the Governor McNutt House. This Greek Revival home originally stood at 1831 Cherry Street in Vicksburg. The original structure was dismantled and reconstructed on this site were Cherry and First East Streets meet. The new home has all of the extremely rare building materials and significant architectural elements that once adorned the original home. The owner of this home will benefit greatly from the variable speed 21 sere rated "Trane" HVAC heat pump system, the Rinnai instahot system providing hot water on-demand throughout the house, the well insulated walls and widows provides a very comfortable environment and a most efficient cost of operating expense for a home of this size. This residence has all the charm of it's antebellum roots while providing the conveniences, necessities, and security one desired from a modern in-town residence.