Unique Jacobean style and originally custom built for Carrie V. Clopton by architect Isaac T. Skinner. She was the granddaughter of the mayor of Richmond during the civil war. She brought the stained glass window that resides at the bottom of the front stairs from her family home on Clopton street in south Richmond. Original mantles with fireplace covers and gas coals, seven panel doors with crystal knobs, radiators with original humidifying covers, restored light fixtures, working pocket doors, 11 foot ceilings with decorative crown molding, everything has been lovingly restored. One of a kind chef's kitchen with many upgrades. Modern systems have been completely redone: gas boiler, tankless hot water heater, central air, video surveillance, 400 amp service with generator panel, dry basement with finished space, fenced in backyard. Three paved off street parking spaces on an extra wide 29' lot detached on both sides which is rare for the Fan district. The house backs up to Monument Avenue.
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