1709 Pine St Jackson, MS 39202

Pet-friendly, timeless townhome in the historic Belhaven Neighborhood! Walk 0.8 miles to UMMC, 0.3 miles to Millsaps College, or 0.3 miles to Belhaven College.

We are locally owned, live in the neighborhood and are not an out-of-state company. 2 large private bedrooms, each with their own bathrooms and walk-in closets, and a beautiful large, open bonus room on third floor that could also function as bedroom with bathrooms below. 2.5 baths, granite countertops, 9' ceilings, spacious rooms, plenty of storage and 1 off-street parking spot. All major appliances provided including refrigerator, dishwasher, washer and dryer. The monthly rent is $1600 for one year and multiple year lease available. Security deposit of $1600 and non-refundable pet fee of $250 per pet. Videos with current tenant furnishings available upon request. Apply today to view this property!

The first floor is a kitchen full of natural light with pine floors in the dining area, a half bath, living area with a gas fireplace. The second floor has two large bedrooms with their own bathrooms and walk-in closets along with laundry room. The third floor contains a large beautifully renovated bonus room with natural light and dormers.

The Belhaven neighborhood is home to the Belhaven Town Center housing Jackson's only brewery, Fertile Ground, which hosts Jackson's annual Oktoberfest celebrations. The town center is also home to Elvie's, a James Beard nominated, Michelin rated, and New York Times regarded restaurant providing seasonal fares with a french twist. Native Coffee, named best in the state by Food & Wine Magazine, is steps from the townhome. It is also steps from the Fairview Inn, the only AAA four-diamond, small luxury hotel in Jackson, located in a historic 1908 Colonial Revival mansion containing The Library Lounge, the original library transformed into a popular gathering spot open to the public and a unique venue to enjoy and allow yourself to be engulfed by true, Southern hospitality.

The Welty House was the home of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Eudora Welty from 1925 until her death in 2001; it is one of the most intact literary houses in America in terms of authenticity. The Welty hosts many great events throughout the year. The neighborhood is home to New Stage Theatre, Mississippi's only nonprofit professional theater, attracting more than 35,000 people each year to contemporary works and classics. The greater neighborhood contains four parks: Belhaven Park, Laurel Street Park, Woodrow Wilson Park, and the adjacent LeFleur Museum District brings together four museums, the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame, Mississippi Children's Museum, Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum, and Mississippi Museum of Natural Science.

Belhaven developed north of the city as Jackson's first suburb. Composed of more than 1,300 historic structures dating from as early as 1904, Belhaven is Mississippi's largest historic district listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Wealthy business owners built mansions in Greater Belhaven and encouraged their employees and civil servants to build cottages and bungalows. This eclectic mix of architecture remains today, drawing a diverse population to the neighborhood. The wide variety of architectural styles ranges from Georgian and Federalist to airy New Orleans-inspired designs, to ivy-covered bungalows and Italianate, Art Deco, and even a few modern accents.

Mississippi's most creative individuals have found their way to Greater Belhaven. Among the residents are celebrated writers, artists, and musicians. They are drawn to the neighborhood by its quiet ambiance, diverse architecture and, lovely green spaces. For those same reasons, top-level executives and professionals are also drawn to Greater Belhaven to work and live. Doctors, attorneys, entrepreneurs, and university professionals all find common ground in this neighborhood.