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If you are interested in buying this fully furnished remodled mansion call Terry Chally at 662 491 2998 or use whatsapp. This is a 1858 Antebellum pre-Civil War Hospital now remodeled Mansion home of 4808 sg foot. This Mansion is forsale. All furniture, curtains, appliances, TVs, Lights, Beds, Bed frames and dresser drawers, end tables, tables and chairs, as well, as oven stove, washer and dryer, dish washer, refrigerator, washer and dryer, built in microwave, stays. The price is only $429,000. It sits on 7 tenths of a acre located in a very nice and quiet neighborhood on main street. Locate in clay county Mississippi. Mississippi Having wonder weather and Temperatures. This is a fully furnished. This property that could easily be turned into a bed and breakfast or a room renting as well as a Airbnb business. If you wish to be a guest at the mansion, or to become a roommate or to visit call 1*662*491*2998 if over seas whatsapp After all the remodeling this hospital is now a home style mansion and has under gone extensive remodeling over the years. It still has over 4800 square feet of living space. Mississippi area origins date back to 1846 when a U.S. Post Office was requested, and it was developed on land sold by Native Americans in 1844 to James Robertson. In 1858, the town was officially incorporated and the first officials were elected the following year. Early development: The area was established on land previously sold by Native Americans in 1844. Post office: A request for a U.S. Post Office was made in 1846, and the first one was installed in a general merchandise store. First officials: The town's first officials were elected in 1859. This house features 5 large bedrooms as well as a covered front porch with 8 pillars, large kitchen, wood floors, crown moulding, chair rails, bead board wainscotin, a claw foot tub. Five bedrooms, a large den, fire places, a large living area and hall ways higher than normal ceilings, large widows, two bathrooms, a upstairs mini porch / cantilever and more. Mansions are large, luxurious homes that embody comfort and elegance, typically with at least 5,000 sq ft of space and 5–6 bedrooms. They often sit on small plots of land, and are one of the most expensive types of residence to buy and maintain. Size and bedrooms: Mansions are generally defined as having at least 5,000 sq ft, some say they should be double the average new single-family home size of 2,480 sq ft. While some mansions have up to 10 bedrooms, most have 5–6, with a focus on larger bedrooms and amenities. Amenities: Mansions are known for their high-end amenities. Mansions with large pillars are most commonly called Antebellum or Greek Revival style homes. While other styles also use large columns, these terms specifically refer to the stately homes built in the Southern United States during the period before the Civil War. The word "antebellum" means "before the Civil war," and refers to the period between the late 18th century and the start of the Civil War. The style is characterized by large, symmetrical homes built to project wealth and power. Prominent front porticos with tall, classical columns Antebellum architecture have Grand entrances and elaborate details Greek Revival architecture This architectural movement, which became popular in the U.S. in the 1830s, is based on the classical proportions and designs of ancient Greek temples. It is the architectural style that served as the foundation for the Antebellum style. Key features include: A prominent front porch (portico) supported by large columns A symmetrical facade with a grand entrance Columns in the classical Doric, Ionic, or Corinthian styles A triangular pediment above the entrance Large columns are not exclusive to Antebellum or Greek Revival architecture and can appear in other styles, including: Neoclassical: A broad style that drew inspiration from ancient Greece and Rome and flourished in the 19th and early 20th centuries