Dianne Brown

This grand Greek Revival Plantation home, C1865, listed on the National Register is located on the Natchez Trace on 45 rolling acres. Currently used as a bed an breakfast and wedding/event venue, this grand home lends itself to a private residence as well. It features gracious galleries, 2 guest cottages, a reception hall, gazebo, walkways, pond, and another entrance from Hwy 61N. The

Location, trees and welcoming space are just the beginning of the things to love about this home built circa 1834. A detailed history of the house, from land grants to modern times, was assembled by renowned Natchez historian Mary Postlewaite. To build this house, cypress trees were harvested locally, sent north where the house was constructed in components, then shipped down river and assembled

Escape to this picturesque 4 bedroom 3 bath home nestled among majestic shade trees offering a serene and private retreat just minutes from town. Expansive living area with high ceilings and large windows, formal dining and separate living room with fireplace for entertaining, large screened porch, pergola and so much more in this unique home

Just minutes from town nestled in a peaceful country setting this residence boasts breathtaking views from every window. The three bedroom, 2.5-bath estate is situated on 5 acres with an additional 5 acres right across the road in Elgin Subdivision featuring a 3-car garage and circular driveway. A room adjacent to the front door serves as a versatile sitting room or office, complete with

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION in the heart of the Garden District in Downtown Natchez. The Byrne House at 309 S Commerce, a Colonial Revival Style, was built as the residence for the Henry Francis Byrne family Construction probably began in 1910. The Byrne House is historically distinguished as one of the few , if not the only substantial residence built in downtown Natchez after the invasion