Stately Historic Mansion. "The William Murrell Home." Good example of a Classic Revival of the first quarter century. The home was built in 1850 by William B. Murrell and renovated in 1914 by tobacconist Charles M. Casey. The grand entrance is graced with a covered porch flanked by large columns extending two stories and a swan's neck pediment above door. The house has a flat tile roof, pier mirror, marble fireplaces, elegant parquet flooring, grand foyer, and double parlors. All located in a prime location in the Garland Hill Historic District on a brick street.

• 4 Bedrooms
• 5 Full Bathrooms
• 4 Porches/ Decks
• 2 Sunrooms
• 5 Bonus Rooms
• 1 Bedroom terrace level apartment or potential business location
• 2 Parlors
• 1 Living Room
• 1 Dining Room