Property Info
1521 Peabody Ave, Memphis, TN
Price: $410,000 $405,000 - Sold on 7/11/11 for $325,000
Listing Status as of 12/23/12: **
Historic Register Status:
Taxes --**
Beds: 4
Bath: 3.5
Square Feet: -
Acres: .35
References: Realtor, Zillow
Additional History:
Posted on: 2/24/11
Last Updated: 12/23/12
Listing Status as of 12/23/12: **
Historic Register Status:
Taxes --**
Beds: 4
Bath: 3.5
Square Feet: -
Acres: .35
References: Realtor, Zillow
Additional History:
Posted on: 2/24/11
Last Updated: 12/23/12
Description from the listing:
Style and Grace in this rich architectural jewel. This Neander Woods designed home is endless in it's charm; ready and priced for updates. Also an 'updated' in ground pool, AWESOME 1bdrm, living rm, 1 full bath guest house as well as a work shop.
Agent Info & MLS
Broker: River Town, REALTORS |(901)757-0052
Office Phone:
Mobile Phone:
Other Phone:
MLS# 3214567
Broker: River Town, REALTORS |(901)757-0052
Office Phone:
Mobile Phone:
Other Phone:
MLS# 3214567
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LOL I hadn’t noticed that ceiling until I read your comment. Personally, I’m the absolute last person I want to see naked! Plus, with my luck, one of those mirror tiles would probaby fall down while I was bathing and decapitate me.
I know they don’t exactly make this house feel “light and airy,” but I love all those wood panelled walls. Hopefully nobody will come along and paint them.
This has character. I love the stone and the windows…beautiful…
I love the exterior of this house! And the interior has a lot of potenial…that bathroom is something else…would be the first room that needs retrorenovating!
We lived in this house from 1943 to 1946- does anyone know who the first owner was?