In 1852, newly widowed Rebecca Brett built this handsomely detailed Greek Revival house for herself & her two young children. Remarkable for the restrained elegance of its design, this house is one of Richmond's best architectural survivors of the antebellum era. Among the most superior historic rehabilitation in the city, the house was substantially and meticulously renovated in the late 1980s, and again in 2009 under the exacting supervision of the VA Dept of Historic Resources. At that time, a morning room and second-storey sun room were added, kitchens & baths timelessly updated, and the house brought to the highest levels of efficiency and comfort. The main two levels include: living room, dining room, kitchen,3 BRs, and 2-1/2 baths. Below is a legally rentable English bmnt apt with kitchen, living room, bath, and covered terrace An enchantingly beautiful garden with recirculating pond, irrigation, & lighting offers a serene retreat in the center of a vibrant neighborhood. A stone's throw from Libby Hill Park with its panoramic views of the James River and city skyline. Minutes from VCU, Capital Trail, airport, interstate, and award-winning bakeries and restaurants.
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