1910 – Leslie, AR
Sold / Archive From 2018
611 Main St, Leslie, AR 72645
Map: Street
- 4 Bed
- 2 Bath
- 3180 Sq Ft
- 2.2 Ac.
Known as the Historic Hatchett House, this historic home was built in 1910 and is located on Main Street in historic Leslie, Arkansas. In the late 1800's and early 1900's, Leslie had a population of over 10,000 and most of these residents were related to the stave mills which produced 3,000 to 5,000 whiskey barrels daily. Today Leslie is a small, quaint town of approximately 400 people, but the rich history of the town is evident through the refurbished historic buildings that house antique stores, a coffee shop, as well as popular eating establishments.
When you step on to the front porch of this historic home and twist the knob on the old doorbell you are immediately taken back to a simpler yet glorious past in this home that is over 100 years old. This home boasts tall ceilings, hardwood floors, and amazing wood craftsmanship. The main floor has a kitchen, dining room, full bath, and 2 living rooms. The staircase leading to the second floor is something to behold with the intricate detail that leads the way to 4 bedrooms, and a bathroom with an old clawfoot tub. On the second floor, there is also a kitchenette that reportedly was available for boarders at an additional cost.
This historic home has a tremendous amount of features already in place for the right buyer to create an amazing Bed and Breakfast. Or maybe you are looking for a historic home to rebuild to create your personal residence with your own twist. This property has been owned by the Hatchett family since it was built, opportunities like this don't come around very often.
This property enjoys an expansive 2-acre +/- lot with plenty of room to entertain guests or simply enjoy the freedom of extra space in town. Located on the property is a 20 X 25 shop building with concrete floor. Also, on the property is a 1,800 sq ft house that has extensive water damage in the main floor.
This unique central Ozarks property is located near the Buffalo National River, Mountain View, Arkansas, Greers Ferry Lake, and Branson, Missouri.
Contact Kelly Johnson @ 870.504.1436 for additional information and to view the property.
When you step on to the front porch of this historic home and twist the knob on the old doorbell you are immediately taken back to a simpler yet glorious past in this home that is over 100 years old. This home boasts tall ceilings, hardwood floors, and amazing wood craftsmanship. The main floor has a kitchen, dining room, full bath, and 2 living rooms. The staircase leading to the second floor is something to behold with the intricate detail that leads the way to 4 bedrooms, and a bathroom with an old clawfoot tub. On the second floor, there is also a kitchenette that reportedly was available for boarders at an additional cost.
This historic home has a tremendous amount of features already in place for the right buyer to create an amazing Bed and Breakfast. Or maybe you are looking for a historic home to rebuild to create your personal residence with your own twist. This property has been owned by the Hatchett family since it was built, opportunities like this don't come around very often.
This property enjoys an expansive 2-acre +/- lot with plenty of room to entertain guests or simply enjoy the freedom of extra space in town. Located on the property is a 20 X 25 shop building with concrete floor. Also, on the property is a 1,800 sq ft house that has extensive water damage in the main floor.
This unique central Ozarks property is located near the Buffalo National River, Mountain View, Arkansas, Greers Ferry Lake, and Branson, Missouri.
Contact Kelly Johnson @ 870.504.1436 for additional information and to view the property.
Listed With
Kelly Johnson, United Country Real Estate/Central Ozarks Real Estate :: (870) 447-2675 / (870) 504-1436
Additional Links
This is an archived listing.
State: Arkansas | Region: South (West South Central) | Period & Associated Styles: Eclectic Era, Victorian Era | Misc: Extreme Fixer, Fixer-Uppers |
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