1856 Greek Revival in Greensboro, AL
3/27/24
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Posted on OHD: 3/27/24. As of 10/5/24, it was no longer for sale. It is archived here for historical reference and educational purposes.
2201 Main St, Greensboro, AL 36744
The historically significant 19th-century Greenwood House was once the home to Alabama's third governor, Israel Pickens. Relocated to its current site, the 3,900-square-foot Greek Revival now sits on nearly two acres just off Main Street in vibrant Downtown Greensboro, Alabama. While the home suffered a fire in the 20th century leaving just it's stately shell, it has been brought back to a structurally sound state, and has been finished off with a new shingle roof. Adorned with the original Ionic columns, this impressive historic home offers the savvy old home lover a once-in-a-lifetime chance to create their personal nod to history. Redesign the layout, hand-pick your wood finishes and carpenters, carefully select statement marble pieces - make your dreams a reality. Just blocks from the Greensboro Opera House, Ruan Thai restaurant, local coffee shop, and much more, don't let this extremely rare opportunity to be a part of history escape you.
3,900 Sq Ft ∙ 1.93 Ac.
Was Listed With
Caitlin Tubbs Wilson
Hamner Real Estate
(205) 454-9055
Reference Links
State: Alabama | Region: South (East South Central) | Associated Styles or Type: Greek Revival | Period & Associated Styles: Greek Revival (1825-1860), Romantic Era | Misc: Extreme Fixer, Fixer-Uppers |







