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1925 in Montgomery, AL

2/26/26 4 Comments
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As of 2/26/26, this home was for sale.
$254,900
National Register Property

1227 S Perry St, Montgomery, AL 36104

Beautiful home in the Garden District offering charm, history, and convenience all rolled into one. Located less than a block from the Governor's Mansion, this home has something for everyone. Built in the 20's, this home, lovingly called "The Flamingo", showcases the beautiful details throughout of that housing era such as high ceilings, wood flooring, glass interior doors, and so much more. Through the years, it has been carefully updated throughout to give it a more modern feel - especially in the kitchen and bathrooms. Enjoy your cup of coffee or maybe wave to the Governor while you relax on the front porch. Enter the large living room with built in bookcases, fireplace and high ceiling. Step into the study/library/play room which has its own 1/2 bath for added convenience. Enjoy social gatherings or big family dinners in the formal dining room. The kitchen has been opened up to provide lots of space to cook and prep complete with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, double ovens, and lots of custom cabinets. Did I mention the breakfast nook with built in seating? Downstairs also hosts two spacious primary bedroom suites each with their own private bathroom, including claw foot tubs, separate showers, and walk-in closets. Both of these bedrooms also have private access to one of the two decks in the backyard. Upstairs are two spacious guest bedrooms and a huge guest bathroom complete with a clawfoot bathtub with shower. The fenced backyard hosts two decks, a brick patio, and a pergola all perfect for those summer cookouts. Call me, or your favorite realtor, today to see this wonderful home.
4 Bed 3.5 Bath 2,862 Sq Ft 0.28 Ac.
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