Take a look inside this house! I love the kitchen, especially that sink! This house is known as Magnolia Manor. It was built in 1900. It is located on .47 acre in Winona, Mississippi. The house features a covered front porch, small upper porch, wood floors, updated kitchen, claw foot tub, tall ceilings and wainscoting. There is a large fenced in backyard, back porch and a patio. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 3,445 square feet. $374,500
Contact Kyle Cravens with Cravens Properties: 662-809-9315
From the Zillow listing:
Welcome to Magnolia Manor, one of Winona’s premier Queen Anne Victorian homes, beautifully restored to preserve its 19th-century character while offering thoughtfully updated modern amenities. This exceptional residence features soaring 12-foot ceilings, original woodwork, refinished hardwood floors, period fireplaces, and remarkable architectural details throughout. The main level offers a grand foyer, formal parlor with bay window, guest suite with exposed cedar-plank walls, spacious family room, and a full bath with clawfoot tub. The custom-renovated kitchen features a gas range, cast-iron apron-front sink, large pantry, and an expansive dining area opening to the covered porch and patio. Upstairs, a grand hallway leads to a turret reading nook, guest bedroom with private balcony access, custom built-in bunk room accommodating six, full hall bath, and an impressive primary suite. The primary bath spans approximately 28 feet and includes double sinks, a clawfoot tub, walk-in shower, wall-to-wall built-ins, and dedicated laundry area. Recent improvements include a new roof in 2024, updated electrical and plumbing, dual-zone HVAC systems, tankless water heater, and a beautifully rebuilt wraparound porch. The landscaped grounds are highlighted by mature white and spring-pink magnolia trees, creating a setting worthy of this distinctive historic property. Magnolia Manor offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved piece of Winona history with the comfort and functionality of modern living.
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