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1910 Classical Revival – Pickens, MS

Posted on OHD: 5/8/16. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
National Register Property

360 Yazoo St, Pickens, MS 39146

A RARE GEM LOCATED JUST 35 MINUTES FROM MADSON!! This 5500 square foot home was built by Ms. Mollie Clark, a locale businesswoman, from 1908 and completed in 1910 and is on the National Register of Historic places. In 1910, the City of Pickens had no electric power, this home was wired for electricity and it was turned on as soon as it was available. Through the years the home has not been altered significantly. There is original wood work, flooring, stairway, light fixtures, windows, doors and 8 fireplaces with original surrounding tile and beautiful mantels that have natural gas. The front porch has 4 massive front columns, there is a screened in front and side porch which together are 2000 square feet. Enter through the gorgeous front door into the main hall where the beautiful bridal staircase leads to the second floor. Delightful original pocket doors front each side parlor entrance. A large dining room, updated kitchen with eating area and commercial grade stove/oven, a bedroom and bath with 6 foot claw tub complete the first floor. As you reach the second floor you enter the main hall which leads to the balcony that overlooks the front, there are 4 bedrooms, one with a massive closet and bathroom with a 6 foot claw tub and separate shower. There are 12' ceilings throughout. The outside includes a dry walk under basement and a 2 room servant home with fireplace, that could be a workshop. It sits on 3 acres. There is also a rental home that is located across the street that will be included with an acceptable offer. Please call for your private showing!!!
4 Bed 2 Bath 5,500 Sq Ft 3 Ac.
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