Historic Jackson-Niles Home - Circa 1884 Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984 Nestled just one block from Kosciusko's historic courthouse square, the Jackson-Niles Home is a beautifully preserved example of Queen Anne architecture and one of the town's most striking early residences. Built around 1884, this elegant two-story home offers timeless character and spacious living. Inside, you'll find a gracious entry hall, a formal parlor, a grand dining room, a fully appointed kitchen, a separate breakfast room, five bedrooms, and 5.5 bathrooms-all thoughtfully laid out for both comfort and entertaining. Rich, original details are showcased throughout: heart pine wainscoting, tongue-and-groove pine floors, ornate mantels with beveled mirrors, and beautifully preserved woodwork and doors. Every window, including those in the distinctive third-story tower, still features the original louvered interior shutters-a rare and impressive touch. Set on a generous 1.38-acre terraced lot, the grounds are shaded by magnolia, pine, and dogwood trees, creating a serene, park-like atmosphere in the heart of town. This architectural gem is more than a home-it's a piece of Mississippi history. To schedule your private showing, contact us today.