This gorgeous 1800's Victorian Home in Downtown Lynchburg is currently being used as an investment property. The Charles W. Scott House at 316 Harrison Street is a pivotal house in Lynchburg's renowned Garland Hill Historic District. The structure is a combination of Italianate, Gothic & Victorian architectural styles with Eastlake Victorian being dominant. The distinguished home was designed by celebrated architect R.C. Burkholder with construction ending in about 1887. As evident in the property's title, the house was originally financed and owned by Charles W. Scott, the founder of Lynchburg's early telephone company. From the highly visible wrought iron porch banister and columns to the period's incredible rough-cut oak timbers that are exposed in the attic, this house is a structural gem. If you're looking for a historic jewel with solid bones and a manageable amount of TLC needed to make it truly shine, this house is perfect and priced to sell. New HVAC systems just installed.
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