FOR SALE: 1856 Brandon Hall Plantation, Natchez, Mississippi

Have you ever wanted to own your own historic mansion on 45 acres? Here's your chance! Welcome to our Historic Home Tour of this amazing 1856 Greek Revival Mansion. Most of us can't afford a nearly 4 million dollar home, so now is your chance to take a look inside at both the amazing architecture and the history it holds.

Or, maybe you've dreamed of running a high end bed and breakfast, and hosting weddings and social events year round. Now is your chance! This one of a kind historic structure AND thriving business is for sale and is looking for the perfect caretaker for the next generation.

This particular home holds the story of Henrietta Wood, a freewoman kidnapped and sold into slavery, but who eventually sues for and wins restitution for the crime committed against her.
You don't want to miss this tour of this one-of-a-kind home, business and piece of architectural and national history.

Listed by: Dianne Brown, Hudson & Brown, LLC 601-672-4161

[jdon]

As a carpenter in these modern times I can't imagine building this beautiful home with nothing more then hand tools. The old time builders were true craftsman.

[chanellynel]

The fact that these buildings were constructed without a single power tool completely fascinates me. Just old school mathematics and craftsmanship 😍

[trisharowland]

This place is absolutely breathtaking !

[MRelemint]

When she said that it came fully furnished, I literally gasped out loud.

[gypsysnowwolf]

If I had $3, 850, 000 and more to spare, I absolutely would buy it. I LOVE old, historical, homes. ❤️ But, alas, tis but a dream.

[tigermoon]

That cat in the beginning 2:37 looking at something and then jumping back was priceless! Also so glad to hear that remarkable story at the end!! Henrietta ... you go girl!!!

[joanthehomesteader]

Just about every 5-6 months I come here to look again at this beautiful home. Having owned one much like it, I really love reliving the memory of my little ones running in circles though the living room, in to the hallway and through the parlor and squeezing between the parlor doors ( I usually kept them open just enough for them to sneak through- Oh the laughter! and great times they had) So very beautiful! So ornate and exotic. The antiques we filled it with were not quite so grand but just as lovely. The home we are renovating this time is not quite as large and lovely but the history is just as as amazing. I've moved from a Kentucky Railroad barons home to a home built well before the last one, this one in the late 1700's to very early 1800's in historic Virginia. I just love historical homes, especially when I can find one someone let go to almost waste and rebuild them to their former beauty.

[bcfairlie]

One of my favorite American styles of house is ' The Plantation ' style. This one is exceptional. Very elegant and very well proportioned without being overdone or over stuffed. Beautiful.

[marielaveau]

Just stunning. I've never seen so many "sitting areas" in my life. Chairs, benches, and couches EVERYwhere. 😳

[NcNephite]

So beautiful...but so sad to think of the extreme suffering happening in most of the lives of the people who came in contact with this home. How amazing all the care they took of this home, willing or not, may they rest in peace.

[madamebutterfly]

Even as someone who had slave ancestors, these places are so rich in our history they must be preserved! These places tell the story of our great country and those who made it what it is today! Wow, wish I could go around saving these places.

[JaneWakeland]

I found Laine and Kevin by accident. My health has taken a bad turn and I had been confined to my bed. I started watching YOUTUBE programs. That’s when I found Laine and Kevin. We bought a home built in 1911, in 2003. We started fixing it up. Restoring or renovating, I’m not sure which. After watching many of your programs I realize we did a lot of things right by accident.
I just wanted to say that Laine and Kevin have inspired me. I have learned so much. Thank you for showing and sharing what you do.
Sincerely, Jane Wakeland

[kndyk]

I was with a group who rented out the entire house overnight a few years ago. I really appreciated there were no silly ghost stories attached to the history of the property. It is so beautiful but I can imagine the upkeep is staggering and Natchez is not the greatest place to live. Apologies to people who live there, it may be wonderful, but I haven’t had the best of experiences in this town. However, the night spent in Brandon Hall is a memory I cherish.

[TheSkydancer]

i grew up at Brandon hall so thank you for this. I miss it but once my grandparents died I couldn't afford to keep it or make payments on it. My father chose to let it go out of the family. truth is if I had the money I would buy it back.

[christinestephenson]

These old homes were so very beautiful with all the carvings and etchings and lacy details! That's when they built houses worth building!

[ramonamcnutt]

My husband and I spent our honeymoon at Brandon Hall. It is gorgeous and was such a treat. The owners were gracious and gave us a special tour of the attic. I'll always treasure our all too brief time there. One week is not enough time to spend in this beautiful city.

[MsBlackhawk]

The video starts with a beautiful modern woman and continues with a graceful historical lady. Love seeing historical homes where owners appreciate their beauty and kept them maintained.

[catherineengle]

Wow! I wish I was a millionaire 😕 45 acres is right up my alley...I have 6 children who have blessed me with 13 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. Perfect place for me if I had the money....beautiful! God bless

[pennieoanidis]

No one does a better presentation of these beautiful old homes, then you do

[chelimartinez]

Absolutely Stunning!! Builders today cannot compare to the ones back in the day. Today it’s all fast and mistakes galore, you have to keep an eye on everything bc the sloppy work done is not funny. It’s all about let’s get it done quickly and move on to the next. Quickly ok but rightly done.