Jennie Dotts

Majestically mounted high above the riverbank where the James and Appomattox join at historic City Point, this Tudor Revival built in 1929 could easily be mistaken for a 500-year-old-medieval manor house. A showplace of architectural distinction designed by noted architect Carl Lindner, the 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath house is constructed of irregularly shaped bricks in nuanced colors and fanciful

Set in a pleasing row of 19th century houses across from the Appomattox Regional Governor's School, 521 is an Italianate gem. Its facade of mellow red brick is distinguished by exuberant pediments above large windows on the first and second floors. Those windows were part of a major restoration undertaken by the sellers. That project produced a house rich in historic detail but adapted for modern

PARK-LIKE SETTING. Built in 1968, this Colonial Revival home is a dignified presence set well back from the street and enveloped in luxuriant, green privacy. A cherished home for 33 years, the four-bedroom, 3.5 bath brick house on 3.510 acres is for sale with an adjacent 0.321 parcel presenting a development possibility. A contemporary riff on traditional design, the house is nicely detailed with

Quality shows in this charming Victorian duplex with skyline views at the gateway to Church Hill. Investors or owner occupants will appreciate the craftsmanship and material that went into the renovation of this 1,704 SF house. Not just another “gut and flip” designed for the short-term, its owners preserved original materials that have stood the test of time for 138 years. Each floor contains